MW advocates - what are the downsides of minimum wage?

[Asclepias]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

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Repeating that isnt going to make it true. Now that you told me the reason I provided a fix for you.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

If I want to work for $5 an hour why do you try to stop me?

 

[Asclepias]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

If I want to work for $5 an hour why do you try to stop me?

I wont.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

Repeating that isnt going to make it true. Now that you told me the reason I provided a fix for you.

I provided links that it doesn't matter where you put the minimum wage at, you think they can't raise prices on ice cream..if it's raised.

.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

If I want to work for $5 an hour why do you try to stop me?

I wont.

Of course you do ..

.

 

[Asclepias]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

If I want to work for $5 an hour why do you try to stop me?

I wont.

Of course you do ..

.

I just said I wont. If youre happy making $5 an hour thats your business. Why would I care how much you make if youre happy?

 

[Wyatt earp]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

If I want to work for $5 an hour why do you try to stop me?

I wont.

Of course you do ..

.

You and so many others hate the fact jobs leave .

 

[Wyatt earp]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

If I want to work for $5 an hour why do you try to stop me?

I wont.

Of course you do ..

.

I just said I wont. If youre happy making $5 an hour thats your business. Why would I care how much you make if youre happy?

Then why do you demand a national minimum wage increase..???

 

[Asclepias]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

If I want to work for $5 an hour why do you try to stop me?

I wont.

Of course you do ..

.

You and so many others hate the fact jobs leave .

Jobs are free to leave. We cant force someone to keep a business open.

 

[Asclepias]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

If I want to work for $5 an hour why do you try to stop me?

I wont.

Of course you do ..

.

I just said I wont. If youre happy making $5 an hour thats your business. Why would I care how much you make if youre happy?

Then why do you demand a national minimum wage increase..???

For the people that are unhappy and cant survive off $5/hr.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

If I want to work for $5 an hour why do you try to stop me?

I wont.

Of course you do ..

.

You and so many others hate the fact jobs leave .

Jobs are free to leave. We cant force someone to keep a business open.

But that's what you want..

You don't want competition.

.

 

[Asclepias]

If I want to work for $5 an hour why do you try to stop me?

I wont.

Of course you do ..

.

You and so many others hate the fact jobs leave .

Jobs are free to leave. We cant force someone to keep a business open.

But that's what you want..

You don't want competition.

.

Make up your mind. First you said I hate the facts jobs leave and now youre saying I dont want competition. Which is it?

 

[Wyatt earp]

And once again raising the minimum wage national doesn't do a damn thing


It's always zero/zilch, another story




The Working Poor – New Zealand’s Big Issue – witchdoctor.co.nz

new phrase has entered New Zealand’s vocab in recent times: ‘working poor’. It’s pretty much what it says on the box. Although 95.5 percent of New Zealanders are working full-time and earning a wage, they’re still struggling to survive.

Why is this happening?

Figuring first and foremost in this complex issue is the lack of decently paid, skilled work in New Zealand. It’s a sad fact that wages in New Zealand are atrocious. According to countryeconomy.com the average wage in Australia during 2017 was A$64,022 versus a rather pathetic NZ$39,080 in Aotearoa.

The good news is that New Zealand has minimum wage laws. So, employees in New Zealand must be paid at least the minimum hourly wage rate (which is currently $16.50 per hour, set annually by the government). Being paid less than the minimum wage is illegal if you are a full or part-time employee. It doesn’t, however, apply to contractors.

 

[Wyatt earp]

I wont.

Of course you do ..

.

You and so many others hate the fact jobs leave .

Jobs are free to leave. We cant force someone to keep a business open.

But that's what you want..

You don't want competition.

.

Make up your mind. First you said I hate the facts jobs leave and now youre saying I dont want competition. Which is it?

You claim to be a bussiness owner..


That's a lie..


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[Wyatt earp]

And once again raising the minimum wage national doesn't do a damn thing


It's always zero/zilch, another story




The Working Poor – New Zealand’s Big Issue – witchdoctor.co.nz

new phrase has entered New Zealand’s vocab in recent times: ‘working poor’. It’s pretty much what it says on the box. Although 95.5 percent of New Zealanders are working full-time and earning a wage, they’re still struggling to survive.

Why is this happening?

Figuring first and foremost in this complex issue is the lack of decently paid, skilled work in New Zealand. It’s a sad fact that wages in New Zealand are atrocious. According to countryeconomy.com the average wage in Australia during 2017 was A$64,022 versus a rather pathetic NZ$39,080 in Aotearoa.

The good news is that New Zealand has minimum wage laws. So, employees in New Zealand must be paid at least the minimum hourly wage rate (which is currently $16.50 per hour, set annually by the government). Being paid less than the minimum wage is illegal if you are a full or part-time employee. It doesn’t, however, apply to contractors.

It's trickle up poor..

 

[Wyatt earp]

And once again raising the minimum wage national doesn't do a damn thing


It's always zero/zilch, another story




The Working Poor – New Zealand’s Big Issue – witchdoctor.co.nz

new phrase has entered New Zealand’s vocab in recent times: ‘working poor’. It’s pretty much what it says on the box. Although 95.5 percent of New Zealanders are working full-time and earning a wage, they’re still struggling to survive.

Why is this happening?

Figuring first and foremost in this complex issue is the lack of decently paid, skilled work in New Zealand. It’s a sad fact that wages in New Zealand are atrocious. According to countryeconomy.com the average wage in Australia during 2017 was A$64,022 versus a rather pathetic NZ$39,080 in Aotearoa.

The good news is that New Zealand has minimum wage laws. So, employees in New Zealand must be paid at least the minimum hourly wage rate (which is currently $16.50 per hour, set annually by the government). Being paid less than the minimum wage is illegal if you are a full or part-time employee. It doesn’t, however, apply to contractors.

New Zealand could raise it to $50 bucks an hour and they would have the same result .


You can't figure this out can you?

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[Wyatt earp]

And once again raising the minimum wage national doesn't do a damn thing


It's always zero/zilch, another story




The Working Poor – New Zealand’s Big Issue – witchdoctor.co.nz

new phrase has entered New Zealand’s vocab in recent times: ‘working poor’. It’s pretty much what it says on the box. Although 95.5 percent of New Zealanders are working full-time and earning a wage, they’re still struggling to survive.

Why is this happening?

Figuring first and foremost in this complex issue is the lack of decently paid, skilled work in New Zealand. It’s a sad fact that wages in New Zealand are atrocious. According to countryeconomy.com the average wage in Australia during 2017 was A$64,022 versus a rather pathetic NZ$39,080 in Aotearoa.

The good news is that New Zealand has minimum wage laws. So, employees in New Zealand must be paid at least the minimum hourly wage rate (which is currently $16.50 per hour, set annually by the government). Being paid less than the minimum wage is illegal if you are a full or part-time employee. It doesn’t, however, apply to contractors.

It's the same thing in the socialist countries..

Raising the minimum wage is always zero



Number of working poor has risen by 60% this century - DutchNews.nl

1. The number of people classed as working poor has increased by 60% since the turn of the century, government researchers have found. The Netherlands Institute for Social Research (SCP) said in a report published on Wednesday that 320,000 people lived below the poverty line even though they had a job. The figure in 2001 was 210,000. The main cause for the increase was low wage growth during the period. The risk of working poverty was highest among single people, freelancers and those with a migrant background, particularly Turkish or Moroccan migrants.

Read more at DutchNews.nl:

 

[Wyatt earp]

And once again raising the minimum wage national doesn't do a damn thing


It's always zero/zilch, another story




The Working Poor – New Zealand’s Big Issue – witchdoctor.co.nz

new phrase has entered New Zealand’s vocab in recent times: ‘working poor’. It’s pretty much what it says on the box. Although 95.5 percent of New Zealanders are working full-time and earning a wage, they’re still struggling to survive.

Why is this happening?

Figuring first and foremost in this complex issue is the lack of decently paid, skilled work in New Zealand. It’s a sad fact that wages in New Zealand are atrocious. According to countryeconomy.com the average wage in Australia during 2017 was A$64,022 versus a rather pathetic NZ$39,080 in Aotearoa.

The good news is that New Zealand has minimum wage laws. So, employees in New Zealand must be paid at least the minimum hourly wage rate (which is currently $16.50 per hour, set annually by the government). Being paid less than the minimum wage is illegal if you are a full or part-time employee. It doesn’t, however, apply to contractors.

It's the same thing in the socialist countries..

Raising the minimum wage is always zero



Number of working poor has risen by 60% this century - DutchNews.nl

1. The number of people classed as working poor has increased by 60% since the turn of the century, government researchers have found. The Netherlands Institute for Social Research (SCP) said in a report published on Wednesday that 320,000 people lived below the poverty line even though they had a job. The figure in 2001 was 210,000. The main cause for the increase was low wage growth during the period. The risk of working poverty was highest among single people, freelancers and those with a migrant background, particularly Turkish or Moroccan migrants.

Read more at DutchNews.nl:

Netherlands Minimum Wage - World Minimum Wage Rates 2018

How does Netherlands' minimum wage compare to the minimum wage in other countries?
Netherlands' yearly minimum wage is $19,335.00 in International Currency. International Currency is a measure of currency based on the value of the United States dollar in 2009. There are 3 countries with a higher Minimum Wage then Netherlands, and Netherlands is in the top 2 percentof all countries based on the yearly minimum wage rate.

 

[Wyatt earp]

You can't ******* do it by raising the national minimum wage .

All it does is make everyone poor .

 

[Wyatt earp]

Dude it's always zero no matter what you put the national minimum wage at .

It's always ground zero..



And it's always been racist..to keep minority's from working all around the world..

.

Repeating that isnt going to make it true. Now that you told me the reason I provided a fix for you.

That was the reason why the world was using minimum wage you Tard ..to keep the black man from working..

I have a 100 links to back up the fact


The Racist History of Minimum Wage Laws | Chris Calton




In 1966, Milton Friedman wrote an op-ed for Newsweek entitled "Minimum Wage Rates." In it, he argued "that the minimum-wage law is the most anti-Negro law on our statute books." He was, of course, referring to the then-present era, after the far more explicitly racist laws from the slavery and segregation eras of United States history had already been done away with. But his observation about the racist effects of minimum wage laws can be traced back to the nineteenth century, and they continue to have a disproportionately deleterious effect on African-Americans into the present day.

The earliest of such laws were regulations passed in regards to the railroad industry. At the end of the nineteenth century, as Dr. Walter Williams points out, "On some railroads — most notably in the South — blacks were 85–90 percent of the firemen, 27 percent of the brakemen, and 12 percent of the switchmen."1

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, unable to block railroad companies from hiring the non-unionized black workers, called for regulations preventing the employment of blacks. In 1909, a compromise was offered: a minimum wage, which was to be imposed equally on all races.

To the pro-minimum wage advocate, this may superficially seem like an anti-racist policy. During this time, with racism still rampant throughout the United States, blacks were only able to enjoy such high levels of employment by accepting lower wages than their white counterparts. These wage-gaps at the time genuinely were the product of racist sentiment.

But this new wage rule, of course, did not eliminate the racism of nineteenth-century employers. Instead, it displaced their racism at the expense of black workers. One white union member at the time celebrated the new rule for removing "the incentive for employing the Negro."2 This early minimum wage rule was explicitly put in place to prevent African-Americans from finding employment, and it was successful in this goal.


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