No they don't, moron. Businesses are not charities. They don't exist to server your purposes. They exist to serve the purposes of their owners. That's how things are in a free country, anyway.
You are incredibly naive and ignorant.
The lowest paid person I employ makes over $20.00 per hour.
I am.
WE already have such laws. Their useless because Dims won't enforce them.
The government does no such thing. Welfare is not a business subsidy, moron.
Employer with min wage jobs have problems filling them because few workers don't have better options for their skills. And before the covid shutdown we had unemplyoment under 4% in most places. I suppose there's still a hypothetical argument as to whether a min wage harms employment, but practically speaking it is irrelevant. More affluent areas were already raising min wages. That might affect prices, but I didn't appreciate having to pay for unemployed energy workers to live in WV back in the 80s when there were plenty of jobs in Wyo and later ND .. and I took one of those jobs. So long as jobs are plentiful, there's no issue. And simply put, we don't have enough low skilled workers right now. Maybe that's why the gop wants to end Roe (-:
We have a better understanding of economics now and this is what we are supposed to be doing with our form of federal Government:
You sure?
If you need to pay people $7.25 to stay in business, you don’t belong in business
What if they can't pay 15 or 20? Should those people go out of business too? Would the loss of that business really be good for our economy?
The problem today is that the opportunity to rise up the ladder are much less than they were a generation ago
