Minimum wage
Nov 23, 2019 12:54:29 #
Godsncotrl wrote:
Funny how people complain how raising minimum wage will raise prices from my neck of the woods most businesses wont pay more that min wage no matter how many yrs you been with them or how good you are at your job but yet prices still rise and wages remain flat its so upsetting and unfair to hard working family raising parents
Agreed
Nov 23, 2019 16:32:41 #
Lonewolf wrote:
The biggest reason to keep it low is greed people making 60 billion a year want to keep their boot on the neck of the working man who made them rich in the first place!
That sounds like the best of Che Gueverra.
Nov 23, 2019 16:43:30 #
waltmoreno wrote:
The issue is simple: Does a government-mandated mi... (show quote)
I'll tell you how for a short time (3 years) my father and I worked our factories. Don't get the image of a factory being a guy covered in soot, there was an office too. What we did was start out with wh**ever the minimum wage was then fairly soon give raises and more responsibilities. The other workers seemed to enjoy that, they also liked that we got in the factory with them. A little bit of my past.
Dec 3, 2019 07:04:26 #
Lonewolf wrote:
It's pretty much common sense I've run many busine... (show quote)
I agree on the greed Walmart brats. Who the hell needs that much money? Just so they can say
they are the richest people on the planet. Sam Walton had the right idea; that Walmart sell good
made in America. But the Walmart kids got greedy, now everything is made in China. There are
ships continually coming from China that contain nothing but goods destined for Walmart stores.
Considering these greedy kids wealth, Walmart employees should be the highest paid people
in the world.
Dec 3, 2019 08:25:45 #
promilitary wrote:
I agree on the greed Walmart brats. Who the hell ... (show quote)
Walmart has over 1.5 million employees in the US alone. Assuming each works 30 hours per week, a "meager" $1 per hour raise for each of them would result in over a $2.2 BILLION increase in labor costs per year. And who would absorb those costs?
Dec 3, 2019 09:21:25 #
Parky60 wrote:
Walmart has over 1.5 million employees in the US alone. Assuming each works 30 hours per week, a "meager" $1 per hour raise for each of them would result in over a $2.2 BILLION increase in labor costs per year. And who would absorb those costs?
Well we would, but only because the Walton brats are too greedy to.
Dec 3, 2019 11:18:49 #
Dec 4, 2019 01:17:38 #
Parky60 wrote:
Walmart has over 1.5 million employees in the US alone. Assuming each works 30 hours per week, a "meager" $1 per hour raise for each of them would result in over a $2.2 BILLION increase in labor costs per year. And who would absorb those costs?
Out of 120 billion. Not so much.
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