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An employee makes a profit off of every worker
So what?
If you don't want people making money from the labor you sell then work for yourself and keep all the profit
The problem with that answer is that the regulatory burden of starting and running a business presents an artificial barrier to entry that makes it much harder than it should be for poor people to work for themselves. THAT's where "soft slavery" comes into play. We have an entire body of law designed to drive the poor into "employment" and keep them there. That's why we have employer-provided health care, for example.
There isn't too much regulatory burden besides getting a federal and state tax id number and possibly a sales tax certificate and Voila you are a sole proprietor
Depends on the business. Often some kind of license or permit is involved, expensive insurance is usually required, and if you intend to hire anyone to help you, you have to deal with the overhead of labor law (minimum wage, for example) and payroll taxes.
Workman's comp for a sole proprietor and maybe liability but none of it is particularly prohibitive.
And you don't have to hire anyone
So stop whining about minimum wageAn employee makes a profit off of every workerburger flipping would be at the bottom because it simply isn't valuable to most of us.
Then if it has so little value we should not expect an adult human to do it.
I don't. But if they want to anyway, it's their business.
What you all can't seem to accept is that some jobs aren't worth minimum wage. And what you're saying with MW laws is that those jobs shouldn't be allowed.
So what?
If you don't want people making money from the labor you sell then work for yourself and keep all the profit
We agree on somethingAn employee makes a profit off of every workerburger flipping would be at the bottom because it simply isn't valuable to most of us.
Then if it has so little value we should not expect an adult human to do it.
I don't. But if they want to anyway, it's their business.
What you all can't seem to accept is that some jobs aren't worth minimum wage. And what you're saying with MW laws is that those jobs shouldn't be allowed.
So what?
If you don't want people making money from the labor you sell then work for yourself and keep all the profit
Whatever. I agree with your overall point. I'm just noting that it's harder than it needs to be for poor people to do as you're suggesting - and it's the regulatory state promoted by liberals that gets in the way. The very rules that they pass in the name of helping the poor work to keep them "in their place".
So stop whining about minimum wageAn employee makes a profit off of every workerburger flipping would be at the bottom because it simply isn't valuable to most of us.
Then if it has so little value we should not expect an adult human to do it.
I don't. But if they want to anyway, it's their business.
What you all can't seem to accept is that some jobs aren't worth minimum wage. And what you're saying with MW laws is that those jobs shouldn't be allowed.
So what?
If you don't want people making money from the labor you sell then work for yourself and keep all the profit
They have profited off of low cost labor for ten years. Time to pay up
I'm not whining I just think it's completely unnecessary.
and every one of my employees makes at least 15 an hour and 3 of them make 80 to 100 K a year
But then again my employees have to actually have some skills unlike the people who aspire to do nothing but stuff burgers into paper bags
Social services cost around fourteen dollars an hour, by equivalent. There is absolutely no reason to subsidize cheap labor in a First World economy.So stop whining about minimum wageAn employee makes a profit off of every workerThen if it has so little value we should not expect an adult human to do it.
I don't. But if they want to anyway, it's their business.
What you all can't seem to accept is that some jobs aren't worth minimum wage. And what you're saying with MW laws is that those jobs shouldn't be allowed.
So what?
If you don't want people making money from the labor you sell then work for yourself and keep all the profit
They have profited off of low cost labor for ten years. Time to pay up
I'm not whining I just think it's completely unnecessary.
and every one of my employees makes at least 15 an hour and 3 of them make 80 to 100 K a year
But then again my employees have to actually have some skills unlike the people who aspire to do nothing but stuff burgers into paper bags
Its a pretty simple explanation. If left up to the states like Alabama or Mississippi they may set it $1 an hour. We cant have retarded states like that determining what minimum wage is. Its way smarter to have someone on a national level setting the minimum wage for each state.No. I think it should be a national one.Food, clothing, education, and shelterWhat basic bills are that...
Democrat high taxes or republican low taxes?
Then you agree the minimum wage should be a states decision and not a national one.
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Why like I posted a million times in a million threads on minimum wage $8 bucks an hour in Alabama is like $20 bucks an hour in New York City
The only possible reason a person would want it national is to prevent jobs from moving.
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I'm not whining I just think it's completely unnecessary.
and every one of my employees makes at least 15 an hour and 3 of them make 80 to 100 K a year
But then again my employees have to actually have some skills unlike the people who aspire to do nothing but stuff burgers into paper bags
So you understand and acknowledge that no adult should be forced to work for $7/hr.
Thank you
I'm not whining I just think it's completely unnecessary.
and every one of my employees makes at least 15 an hour and 3 of them make 80 to 100 K a year
But then again my employees have to actually have some skills unlike the people who aspire to do nothing but stuff burgers into paper bags
So you understand and acknowledge that no adult should be forced to work for $7/hr.
Thank you
Work or die! is the right wing way.I'm not whining I just think it's completely unnecessary.
and every one of my employees makes at least 15 an hour and 3 of them make 80 to 100 K a year
But then again my employees have to actually have some skills unlike the people who aspire to do nothing but stuff burgers into paper bags
So you understand and acknowledge that no adult should be forced to work for $7/hr.
Thank you
People should be paid a salary commensurate with their skill level
Stuffing mass produced burgers into paper bags isn't worth even 7 bucks an hour.
and FYI no one is forced to work
Work or die! is the right wing way.I'm not whining I just think it's completely unnecessary.
and every one of my employees makes at least 15 an hour and 3 of them make 80 to 100 K a year
But then again my employees have to actually have some skills unlike the people who aspire to do nothing but stuff burgers into paper bags
So you understand and acknowledge that no adult should be forced to work for $7/hr.
Thank you
People should be paid a salary commensurate with their skill level
Stuffing mass produced burgers into paper bags isn't worth even 7 bucks an hour.
and FYI no one is forced to work
Capitalism's natural rate of unemployment is public policy.Work or die! is the right wing way.I'm not whining I just think it's completely unnecessary.
and every one of my employees makes at least 15 an hour and 3 of them make 80 to 100 K a year
But then again my employees have to actually have some skills unlike the people who aspire to do nothing but stuff burgers into paper bags
So you understand and acknowledge that no adult should be forced to work for $7/hr.
Thank you
People should be paid a salary commensurate with their skill level
Stuffing mass produced burgers into paper bags isn't worth even 7 bucks an hour.
and FYI no one is forced to work
Don't work IDGAF just don't expect me to support your worthless ass
Whatever. I agree with your overall point. I'm just noting that it's harder than it needs to be for poor people to do as you're suggesting - and it's the regulatory state promoted by liberals that gets in the way. The very rules that they pass in the name of helping the poor work to keep them "in their place".
Pure bullshit. I'd ask what regulations "keep them in their place" but I know it would be more bullshit
So you understand and acknowledge that no adult should be forced to work for $7/hr.
Thank you
So stop whining about minimum wageAn employee makes a profit off of every workerburger flipping would be at the bottom because it simply isn't valuable to most of us.
Then if it has so little value we should not expect an adult human to do it.
I don't. But if they want to anyway, it's their business.
What you all can't seem to accept is that some jobs aren't worth minimum wage. And what you're saying with MW laws is that those jobs shouldn't be allowed.
So what?
If you don't want people making money from the labor you sell then work for yourself and keep all the profit
They have profited off of low cost labor for ten years. Time to pay up
Compensation for capitalism's natural rate of unemployment would enable market participants to self-select.So stop whining about minimum wageAn employee makes a profit off of every workerThen if it has so little value we should not expect an adult human to do it.
I don't. But if they want to anyway, it's their business.
What you all can't seem to accept is that some jobs aren't worth minimum wage. And what you're saying with MW laws is that those jobs shouldn't be allowed.
So what?
If you don't want people making money from the labor you sell then work for yourself and keep all the profit
They have profited off of low cost labor for ten years. Time to pay up
You're kidding yourself. MW doesn't make anyone 'pay up'. It just bans low-wage jobs.
why dictate a work ethic, right wingers.The filthy ass government dictating wages. Fucking government oppression and it is despicable.
An employee makes a profit off of every workerburger flipping would be at the bottom because it simply isn't valuable to most of us.
Then if it has so little value we should not expect an adult human to do it.
I don't. But if they want to anyway, it's their business.
What you all can't seem to accept is that some jobs aren't worth minimum wage. And what you're saying with MW laws is that those jobs shouldn't be allowed.
