beagle9
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In most cases they are, but in some cases there definitely is vulnerability issues where the temptation to exploit labor does arise, and is found on occasion. It best to punish the bad players quickly, and protect the good ones by doing so.Right now they are profiting off of artificially low wagesOur taxes are subsidizing their low wages right nowNo because that would be socialist. Are you trying to offload your business budget deficits onto the taxpayer? Hehehe!
If a business runs in a deficit it doesn't last very long.
But hey all those people that lose their jobs because of a ridiculously high MW will be supported by your taxes so you might as well pay more for that
The more people you want to support, the more it's going to cost. Hiding the cost by forcing employers to pay artificially inflated wages is a false hope.
No they are payng wages that reflect the skill level and the contribution employees bring to the business they work for.