Is it worth $7.25 an hour? If so, why, when the previous minimum was even less...
Inflation. Com'on dude, put on your thinking cap.
Is it worth $7.25 an hour? If so, why, when the previous minimum was even less...
Inflation. Com'on dude, put on your thinking cap.
So you're saying the min wage should keep up with inflation?
You don't raise wages for the sake of raising wages. You pay a person a wage that is correlated to the job, skill level required and educational requirements.
Just because people drop out of school they don't deserve $15/hour working at a menial job.
You missed the point .. many CHOOSE welfare. Why not start with getting an education? And why not make sure they don't have kids when they're 17 or 18. People need to take some personal responsibility for their lives and quit with the 'woe is me' BS.
Yes as a matter of fact. Further, all wages should keep up with inflation. That is how money(profits) should be fairly distributed amongst the work force. The board room boyz should not be the only ones participating in the profits resulting from work force efficiency.
Yes as a matter of fact. Further, all wages should keep up with inflation. That is how money(profits) should be fairly distributed amongst the work force. The board room boyz should not be the only ones participating in the profits resulting from work force efficiency.
That's a sticky wicket. I don't know what minimum wages would be adjusted for inflation, but if they had tracked productivity instead of separating from it in the late 70s/early 80s, the minimum wage would be $22. Good luck with that.
You've gone FULL COMMIE AND WANT TO DESTROY AMERICA!! ON IGNORE!!
I still maintain my contempt for corporate America.Considering a do nothing CEO of a company like CAT makes 20 million a year while holding his workers to a no wage increase six year contract, 22 bucks an hour is exactly what the minimum should be. This scumbag is representative of the absurd disparity in pay. If these f'n board room boyz are worth tens, hundreds of millions, the guy on the factory floor is worth a 100K, EASY.
Considering a do nothing CEO of a company like CAT makes 20 million a year while holding his workers to a no wage increase six year contract,