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The go to statement put forth by those against any minimum wage increases. Millions of these jobs have to be filled, with stagnant wages, rent prices skyrocketing, the cost of college, which is needed to escape those jobs.. Do you know about the New York employment scene?Imagine that, employees defining how much they are worth...
Sorry you were never in a position to do so.
If you aren't being paid what you feel you are worth then go work for someone who will pay you that. Nobody is obligated to employ you and the fair wage you receive is the one you agree to.
When did I address YOU specifically and claim you didn't?Did any of you, including the OP, bother to read the article? $15 an hour will be phased in over 3 years. The minimum wage isn't suddenly jumping to $15 in NYC.
Yes, dumb fuck, I read it. You think jacking up the wage by over 100% in a short three year period isn't going to have a negative effect on the economy?
Yes dumb fuck in fact I said the same thing. The ONLY thing I was addressing in the post you quoted was that the minimum wage is NOT going to $15 immediately.
When did I say it was?
LOL. I'll need you to support that assertion, is the minimum wage in New York responsible for the cost of living? I'll be waiting.Of course not, but when examining New York, it's key to remember this is phased in, and with the cost of living in New York, it's ridiculous that this hasn't happened sooner. The sky isn't falling in other places this has happened, I won't buy into the fear mongering."A whole lot of fast food workers are going to end up on the unemployment line over the next few years."
What is the cost of living in New York?
Yeah, typical fear mongering whenever the MW is raised, I remember the same bullshit when it was raised to 7.25
Was it raised more than 100%?
One of the reasons the cost living is so high in New York is precisely because of policies like these.
When did I address YOU specifically and claim you didn't?
Did any of you, including the OP, bother to read the article? $15 an hour will be phased in over 3 years. The minimum wage isn't suddenly jumping to $15 in NYC.
LOL. I'll need you to support that assertion, is the minimum wage in New York responsible for the cost of living? I'll be waiting.Of course not, but when examining New York, it's key to remember this is phased in, and with the cost of living in New York, it's ridiculous that this hasn't happened sooner. The sky isn't falling in other places this has happened, I won't buy into the fear mongering."A whole lot of fast food workers are going to end up on the unemployment line over the next few years."
What is the cost of living in New York?
Yeah, typical fear mongering whenever the MW is raised, I remember the same bullshit when it was raised to 7.25
Was it raised more than 100%?
One of the reasons the cost living is so high in New York is precisely because of policies like these.
When did I address YOU specifically and claim you didn't?
Did any of you, including the OP, bother to read the article? $15 an hour will be phased in over 3 years. The minimum wage isn't suddenly jumping to $15 in NYC.
When you refer to similar policies, what are you referencing?LOL. I'll need you to support that assertion, is the minimum wage in New York responsible for the cost of living? I'll be waiting.Of course not, but when examining New York, it's key to remember this is phased in, and with the cost of living in New York, it's ridiculous that this hasn't happened sooner. The sky isn't falling in other places this has happened, I won't buy into the fear mongering."A whole lot of fast food workers are going to end up on the unemployment line over the next few years."
What is the cost of living in New York?
Yeah, typical fear mongering whenever the MW is raised, I remember the same bullshit when it was raised to 7.25
Was it raised more than 100%?
One of the reasons the cost living is so high in New York is precisely because of policies like these.
I never said that. Although, it will be a factor now.
They won't close. They will automate. Those jobs are gone forever.Negative effect? 3 years to prepare, workers having more spending power.. Of course, some businesses will close, but that's the reality. I suppose you want wages to never move at all.Did any of you, including the OP, bother to read the article? $15 an hour will be phased in over 3 years. The minimum wage isn't suddenly jumping to $15 in NYC.
Yes, dumb fuck, I read it. You think jacking up the wage by over 100% in a short three year period isn't going to have a negative effect on the economy?
DTMB, do you admit that if welfare weren't available for low wage workers, these companies would be forced to pay higher wages?
Automation is going to happen either way. I can see something like a UBI existing in 50 years.They won't close. They will automate. Those jobs are gone forever.Negative effect? 3 years to prepare, workers having more spending power.. Of course, some businesses will close, but that's the reality. I suppose you want wages to never move at all.Did any of you, including the OP, bother to read the article? $15 an hour will be phased in over 3 years. The minimum wage isn't suddenly jumping to $15 in NYC.
Yes, dumb fuck, I read it. You think jacking up the wage by over 100% in a short three year period isn't going to have a negative effect on the economy?
DTMB, do you admit that if welfare weren't available for low wage workers, these companies would be forced to pay higher wages?
NYC keeps all the red-neck states from going bankrupt.
DTMB, do you admit that if welfare weren't available for low wage workers, these companies would be forced to pay higher wages?
No they would not. Those jobs would go to teenagers. It's an ENTRY LEVEL job that requires no skill. If you're an adult and you have no skills- fuck off.
Do you realize how much it cost to rent a studio apartment in NYC?
Nobody is forcing them to live in NYC. If they really want to I guess they should get a roomie.
DTMB, do you admit that if welfare weren't available for low wage workers, these companies would be forced to pay higher wages?
That all depends on how much demand there is for that type of job.
Do you realize how much it cost to rent a studio apartment in NYC?
Nobody is forcing them to live in NYC. If they really want to I guess they should get a roomie.
This law essentially outlaws the bottom levels of poverty. People who can't earn $15/hr will go to rural areas and states with lower minimums.
Do you realize how much it cost to rent a studio apartment in NYC?
Nobody is forcing them to live in NYC. If they really want to I guess they should get a roomie.
This law essentially outlaws the bottom levels of poverty. People who can't earn $15/hr will go to rural areas and states with lower minimums.
