beagle9
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. But what if the companies won't pay an employee as it should, and within a structural pay system that it should have in place ? What if the employee is barely hanging on to his or her job because of the government no longer being there for them in such a situation ? Then if that employee falters and finally gives up, then who should come to the employee's rescue ? Should that employee due to such a bad experience give up, and therefore become yet another American sitting at the government's table for outcast and charity cases ? Has the private sector done the government wrong in all of this or is it the government who has done the private sector wrong in all of this or were the two working together the whole time in all of this ?In order to keep people off of the government subsidies payrolls, then is it that the government is reaching for the only lever it has to pull, and that being the federal minimum wage law ? Is this a war between the government and business in this nation, and the workers are just caught in the middle of it ? Has the government found that there were people in jobs making minimum wages after being employed in a job for more than two years, and was it found that the employee's were also on the government subsidies programs because of the stagnated job the employee was in for two years or better ? What is the findings, and what should be the governments role be as based upon those findings ? If the government finds that companies have abandoned the concepts of a structural pay grade system, and it found that millions were getting tax payer subsidies based upon their lack of income after they had been employed at a company for two years or more, then is the government wrong for pulling the minimum wage lever on them ? Now is it fair to pull that lever all across the board or just pull it on the offenders based upon it's findings ? DId the government pull the lever across the board because it is more into income redistribution than it is into being fair and reasonable upon the issue ?
Get rid of the government giveaways and people will be forced to work enough to pay their own bills
What's the incentive to improve if a person can work a few hours a week at a MW job and still get free money from the taxpayers?