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pnut027 posted...

The issue is that its the company that decided you were not worth paying as you increase their profits. When a customer buys something, they expect that everything is included in that price. Imagine buying a table from IKEA online. 3 weeks later, you still dont have your table. You call IKEA and they give you the number to the contract delivery service who has your table. The contractor tells you that if you dont pay them directly, they wont give you your table. You explain that you paid IKEA a delivery fee. The contractor tells you that IKEA doesnt pay them the fee and you must do it. You dont see the issue with this?

This is how it should work: If the company refuses to pay wages, the workers should not work there. When the workers quit, the company no longer has a service to provide and must increase wages in order to stay in business. Thats not the responsibility of the customer.

Then just don't give the company any money and hope that forces change. Stiffing the driver means everyone won except the person getting paid the least, the one most viewed as expendable.

It's almost like buying something just to break it in protest. Who are you really hurting?