Slade3200
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- Jan 13, 2016
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Because of my sense of right and wrong. If you can’t pay somebody enough to make a living and you are requiring them to spend all their time working for you then you are taking advantage of them. It’s pretty simpleYes it does, should be more than $7.25The requirement for them to be working validates more than $7.25. Their time validates it. If the business owner can’t structure a business to utilize their workforce and make a profit then that’s on themIf you think somebody’s time is worth less than $7.25 an hour in this country then you have a lack of respect for other peoples time.
Respect has zero to do with it.
Some people aren't productive enough to deserve a $7.25 wage.
The requirement for them to be working validates more than $7.25.
40 hours of minimally productive work doesn't magically become worth more than $7.25.
Validates...LOL!
If the business owner can’t structure a business to utilize their workforce and make a profit then that’s on them
Exactly. Which is why paying a guy barely worth $7.25 twice that will never happen.
Because of your feelings?