It's pretty much common sense I've run many businesses and I've always paid my workers more than the competition I did that to keep my help rather then Train new people over over as employees left looking for better jobs. Tell me something why do the heirs of Walmart make $1000000 an hour Henry fuse to give their workers 40 hours a week and benefits they keep their pay so low that their employees are eligible for public benefits like food stamps.
So considering the six of them make $1000000 an hour they would only have to use a fraction of their income so employees could make a decent living and it really wouldn't have to raise the price on anything to do it but greed prevents them I'm doing it.
How many burgers does a burger flipper flip in a 8 hr shift probluy at least 500 so 200 into a hundred so you see were talking Pennies on each Burger

The issue is simple: Does a government-mandated minimum wage help or hurt the very workers and job seekers it's intended to help? Well empirical data shows conclusively that raising the minimum wage to an artificial number drives companies of businesses. So the wage should be wh**ever the market shows the worth of that employee's contribution to the company is.
Remember AOC, the former coffee shop employee who was elected to Congress, who then v**ed FOR a minimum wage of $15 New York. Shortly after that she went to the closing of the coffee shop where she used to work, to commiserate with her former fellow employees. The owner said that he had to close due to the mandatory minimum wage.
So go ask her former boss, Charles Milite, who owned The Coffee Shop diner in Union Square where AOC used to work. The Coffee Shop closed its doors after 28 years, sidelining 150 employees. New York's minimum wage law would have added $46,000 a month to his labor costs in 2019. Milite said: "I know it doesn't sound like much -- $2 an hour. But when you multiply it by 40 hours, by 130 people, it becomes a big number. It was going to increase our monthly payroll $46,000."
The unintended consequences of 'good ideas' strikes again! It's infallible!

It's pretty much common sense I've run many businesses and I've always paid my workers more than the competition I did that to keep my help rather then Train new people over over as employees left looking for better jobs. Tell me something why do the heirs of Walmart make $1000000 an hour Henry fuse to give their workers 40 hours a week and benefits they keep their pay so low that their employees are eligible for public benefits like food stamps.
So considering the six of them make $1000000 an hour they would only have to use a fraction of their income so employees could make a decent living and it really wouldn't have to raise the price on anything to do it but greed prevents them I'm doing it.
How many burgers does a burger flipper flip in a 8 hr shift probluy at least 500 so 200 into a hundred so you see were talking Pennies on each Burger