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This is great!
The Bad Boss Tax | Blog | BillMoyers.com
Companies would then pay a fine based on the de facto subsidies they receive by externalizing labor costs onto taxpayers.
In Minnesota, for example, where Wal-Mart has 20,997 employees, the public burden totaled $92.7 million per year. Thats $92.7 million Wal-Mart isnt paying in wages or benefits, but that instead is being borne by taxpayers taxpayers who, of course, include WalMart workers.
The Bad Boss Tax | Blog | BillMoyers.com