Dubya
Senior Member
- Dec 29, 2012
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You proved my point.
Thank you.
Children do not need to make a living wage and do not need a raise in the minimum wage.
Same with adults that ONLY have the skills and education OF A CHILD.
I gave you the stats on minimum wage and it isn't children receiving it. More than two thirds of minimum wage earners have a high school diploma or more. Setting a minimum wage is not setting any wage. There is no law requiring a business to pay people the minimum wage. You claim to have knowledge about these people not being worth $7 a hour and you don't even know who these people are. 55.6% of minimum wage workers are in the South (Table #2). The stereotype of the true minimum wage worker is a young unmarried woman and not a child. Why would a business keep someone on the payroll who wasn't worth what they paid them, when it's so easy to find a replacement?
Characteristics of Minimum Wage Workers: 2009
Tables 1 - 10; Characteristics of Minimum Wage Workers: 2009
The next time you try to make shit up, be more creative in your fabrication.
High school diploma.
Wow.
So what do we do for a young woman that in most cases has been irresponsible having kids she can not afford with NO husband around?
We give her free health care, subsidized housing, food stamps, utility credits, free day care and what else?
And you want to increase the incentives she gets already for being irresponsible in most cases and immediately strip small business a 20% increase in their payroll.
So where did you come up with that bullshit?
Since you are running your mouth about small business, what percentage of the cost of doing business is labor for a small business? Let's start off with some basic math skills which prove that an increase from $7.25 to $9.00 represents a 24.14% increase, so you have failed the math part of your minimum wage interview. I guess we'll have to put your ass picking crops in the fields and keep you away from a cash register.
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Minimum wage in the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia