Wyatt earp
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Reaganomics shifted the salary structure. It did not happen overnight but 35 years of deregulation, an unsustainable tax rate, union busting and sweetheart deals for the rich have placed the worker right where conservatives want themBecause that was what they were tasked to doWhy the job creators. They're paying people what their skills are worth. You blame the wrong people. An employer shouldn't pay someone more than what they offer in return is worth. The worker should provide higher level skills if they want more.
Remember the rising tide raising all boats? Well it only raised the yachts
We were promised more jobs, higher pay and more prosperity if we cut taxes and deregulated
They just kept the money
Since unemployment is down, that means more jobs have been created and people are now making money instead of living off taxpayers. That means not just the yachts were raised. The problem is you want the dingy raised to the same level as the yacht despite the yacht captain having more skills and knowledge that the one rowing with an oar.
More jobs have been created but those jobs no longer provide the wages and benefits they did Pre-Reagan. There was a time more jobs meant higher wages to compete....they no longer do
The job creators have figured out how to take their profit before they pay a wage rather than pay your employees and see what profit is left
The percent of profit going to employees has dropped significantly since we adopted Reaganomics
You really are more than a few fries short of a Happy Meal aren't you?
NOT a penny of net profit goes to an employee unless they are part of a profit sharing plan.
Reaganomics has nothing, whatsoever, to do with the massively failed Obamanomics.
Powerless and afraid
Powerless and afraid?
Lmao you must be retired.
No guy with a skill is job scared and sucks management dick, its the other way around