The math shows that if consumers have more money in a consumer economy the better the economy works and the more the owners and workers have.
Good market forces do the best for all.
I don't mind educating Geaux, but I expect him to be honest.
It's unfortunate that you are not honest.
The math shows no such thing.
It is a fallacy of one variable economics.
No, it's not. We can educate you as well, Sun Devil. Investing in your workers as well as your technology and R&D is the pathway to success. You really don't need the extra six feet on the swimming pool. We didn't either.
You don't educate anyone. You might as well accept that fact as shown by the rather basic attacks on your internet character.
Nobody is arguing investing in people. Making people eligible for overtime is not investing in people. It is adding costs.
What will happen, if you think about it (yes, think about it) is that managers base pay will be cut to account for the overtime they will get. In the end, overtime will be necessary for them to meet their previous salary.
Way to go.
You have to educate yourself before you can educate others.
Then you, meaning you, have to practice not sounding like a total dick when you post.