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Topic	Let's check in on Seattle raising its minimum wage
Questionmarktarius 04/10/17 2:22:21 PM #47:	Balrog0 posted... right to work laws are awful If the unions were as awesome as they believe themselves to be, Right-to-Work laws would be superfluous and redundant, because nobody would be willing to work for an open shop. Logos posted... Questionmarktarius posted... AssultTank posted... I would rather be making $5/hr and have that $5/h be enough to pay all my bills and have some left over for entertainment than making $500/hr and that not even being enough to pay for a shithole apartment without running water or electricity. In the end, you really don't need a mandated pricefloor. If you're not paying enough for the local conditions, you won't get any employees at all. If you get prospects anyway, they're not very likely to be quality employees. not true. people will accept the job and have room mates. most employers will try to get away with as low a wage as humanly possible. Then it was clearly "enough" for local conditions. Still may have the "quality" problem. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:876920341] in Let's chec... [t:75215298]...</cite> <quote><cite>Balrog0 posted...</cite> <quote>right to work laws are awful</quote> If the unions were as awesome as they believe themselves to be, Right-to-Work laws would be superfluous and redundant, because nobody would be willing to work for an open shop. <cite>Logos posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>AssultTank posted...</cite> <quote>I would rather be making $5/hr and have that $5/h be enough to pay all my bills and have some left over for entertainment than making $500/hr and that not even being enough to pay for a shithole apartment without running water or electricity.</quote> In the end, you really don't need a mandated pricefloor. If you're not paying enough for the local conditions, you won't get any employees at all. If you get prospects anyway, they're not very likely to be quality employees.</quote> not true. people will accept the job and have room mates. most employers will try to get away with as low a wage as humanly possible.</quote> Then it was clearly "enough" for local conditions. Still may have the "quality" problem.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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