They are allowed to pay an artificially low wage because the taxpayer subsidizes those wages and employers keep the differenceNo. They pay a wage that allows the worker to be only partially dependent on gov't It is nt the company's fault that the worker isnt worth more than min wage. Or that gov't thinks it's being generous by offering food stamps etc.By paying a wage that requires the taxpayer to support their workforce, they make profit at the taxpayers expenseWhat percent of workers make less than they can support a family on and require taxpayers to make up the difference?1% of working americans make minimum wage-------------this is much ado about nothing. But the dems think it will rally their base----------it won't.
Who decides who qualifies for welfare and what they get? The companies? Obviously not, why is it their job to implement your social policy? It isn't...
Not my problem if my workers can't afford to live here....let the taxpayer make up the difference
LOL, market wages are "artifically low." There is only one way to pay an "artificially" low wage, that is if government forces workers to work. When Walmart offers, they accept and show up for work, then it's just idiotic to call that wage "artificially low." It's what they are worth.