gallantwarrior
Gold Member
A fair and decent wage would be determined by what type of job you have the skills needed to that job and of course how well you do the job it would vary from profession to profession and person to person.
That means the employer chooses how much you are paid. You could be an excellent worker and work 8 hours a day at a concreting job but be paid less than $5 an hour because the employer thinks that is all you are worth, when the employee should be paid at least five times as much.
That is correct. That's exactly how it should be. Employers who underpay probably won't find and retain good-quality workers, wither. If you're that great a worker, I'm sure you would be able to find someone willing to pay what you are worth. Last time I looked, none of us have been forced to work the jobs we have. Every one of us has the ability to stand up on our hind legs and walk away.
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