In another thread someone claimed that people have a right to be paid enough to support a family. I'd like to hear input from others on this.
Does a person with a paper route have the right to be paid enough to support a family?
Should a grocery bagger get paid enough to support a family?
What is the lowest level of job where you think the employers should be required to pay their employees enough to support a family? And how large of a family should this job be able to support?
If my brother quit his computer job and went to work as a Wal-Mart stocker, should he be able to expect Wal-Mart to pay him enough to support his six children?
At some point we have to separate large corporations making millions/billions off of their employee's work and not paying them a fair wage vs. the small country store.
One thing is certain, Wal-Mart and others cannot make their profit without their workers who are part of the team who help create this profit. In fact, the ones making this profit probably never enter the buildings earning the majority of this profit, only the workers are there. The workers are replaceable, but again, these businesses can't stay afloat without the workers.
So there is ALWAYS a team of workers helping create this profit that aren't getting a decent share.
I'm absolutely confused about people fighting for the few dozen people's mega billions when the few dozen millions aren't able to make ends meet. But that's because I was raised Christian and I'm not greedy.
The mega rich will still be mega rich if they pay a good wage and they won't have to raise prices.......Anyone who says differently is uninformed on the topic.