Ray From Cleveland
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It all depends on the product. If the product is created through automation, all the worker does is press buttons. That's hardly worth anything. They may help in some of the packaging processes depending on the device. However it's a low skill talentless job that an employer can get anybody to do.
If nobody pressed the button, the company wouldn't make any money. So the button pusher is key to the success of the company. How much do you pay a key success?
If you think the entry-level, unskilled button pusher is all there is to the company's success, you're a moron beyond even what I previously thought.
If nobody pressed the button, would the company make any money? The answer is NO.
If nobody pressed the button, the employer would find somebody that would. There are hundreds to choose from.
If nobody pressed the button, then the button wouldn't be pressed.
But you can always find somebody to press that button. You can't always find somebody to spend the million dollars on a machine that has the button.