Luddly Neddite
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It should be obvious but, my opinion -
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Everyone is allowed to negotiate their own contract. If you do not want to work for wages offered, then don't.
~LoneStar~
Congress has bigger issues to worry about right now than the minimum wage.
- IRS scandal
- Benghazi scandal
- AP/Fox/CBS news scandals
And I'm sure there will be more before long considering how we are now seeing the reductio ad absurdum meltdown of the galactic incompetence of our Organizer In Chief Who Would Be King.
Congress on Mnimum wage -- Overtime pay -- Opinions?
Congress has bigger issues to worry about right now than the minimum wage.
- IRS scandal
- Benghazi scandal
- AP/Fox/CBS news scandals
And I'm sure there will be more before long considering how we are now seeing the reductio ad absurdum meltdown of the galactic incompetence of our Organizer In Chief Who Would Be King.
All minor issues but the scumbags you look up to like that car thief darryl issa are going for impeachment.
Dont want 7.25 an hour? Me either, but ill take it if I cant get anything else. Cant support a family on 7.25 an hour? Wrap it up. You think you deserve 20 plus bucks an hour? get a job in construction, delivery services, manual labor, etc. There is plenty of things a person can change personally if they want to be more successful, its not my problem as an employer if they're unmotivated Funny memes wont get you too far in an argument with me.
I could see overtime being abused by employers, but minimum wage is a different ball game
I could see overtime being abused by employers, but minimum wage is a different ball game
Oops, sorry... wrong thread.
Minimum wage jobs was not a problem when teenagers were the dominate population filling those positions. The problem today is the population is too big and there isn't enough jobs.
In 2011, 73.9 million American workers age 16 and over were paid at hourly rates, representing 59.1 percent of all wage and salary workers.1 Among those paid by the hour, 1.7 million earned exactly the prevailing Federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. About 2.2 million had wages below the minimum.2 Together, these 3.8 million workers with wages at or below the Federal minimum made up 5.2 percent of all hourly-paid workers.
Congress has bigger issues to worry about right now than the minimum wage.
- IRS scandal
- Benghazi scandal
- AP/Fox/CBS news scandals
And I'm sure there will be more before long considering how we are now seeing the reductio ad absurdum meltdown of the galactic incompetence of our Organizer In Chief Who Would Be King.