That doesn't work when employers conspire to keep worker compensation low.Employers can include what they please it is up to the employee to decide if they want that employment or not.
No compulsion, let the parties enter into their agreement.
That doesn't work when employers conspire to keep worker compensation low.Employers can include what they please it is up to the employee to decide if they want that employment or not.
No compulsion, let the parties enter into their agreement.
Well if minimum wage is a requirement. Then why not compulsory health care? If it wasn't for Government regulations we wouldn't have minimum wage, child labor laws, the EPA or OSHA.Employers can include what they please it is up to the employee to decide if they want that employment or not.
No compulsion, let the parties enter into their agreement.
Not always. Human greed causes it's own share of problems.
Well if minimum wage is a requirement. Then why not compulsory health care? If it wasn't for Government regulations we wouldn't have minimum wage, child labor laws, the EPA or OSHA.
Yeah, like the banks!Perhaps... those companies that go the way of greed falter and typically fail.... unless they receive a government bailout of corse.
There are lots of greedy companies that are doing just fine. Look at the airlines...Perhaps... those companies that go the way of greed falter and typically fail.... unless they receive a government bailout of corse.
So the employers can offer even less?Minimum wage should not be a requirement
That only undermines the workers ability to enter into free system of exchange with the employer.
So maybe they should join a union first? How many people can afford a lawyer to make sure they have a fair deal. I've never hired a lawyer in my life.Minimum wage should not be a requirement
That only undermines the workers ability to enter into free system of exchange with the employer.
I see your reasoning here, and I don't disagree - but I would add one more piece to the plot . . .
if by increasing your prices because of increased taxes you would cause your customer base to abandon your product (for something cheaper) then you might have to reconsider how much profit you would have to make.
So if someone else with the same product and the same quality of product is willing to make less profit, they would conceivably get a bigger part of the market, and thus could put you out of business.
So it is possible that increasing taxes on the rich could cause them to have to reconsider their profit margins.
So the employers can offer even less?
Not when employers conspire to keep compensation low.No the the employee can negotiate for their services. It allows the employee to be competitive in the job market too.
Not when employers conspire to keep compensation low.
Iow, if your grocery job doesn't pay a living wage, where you going to go when ALL grocery chains are suppressing wages?
Good idea. So make employment bargaining a high school elective in say the 10th grade because school is only required till age 16.No the the employee can negotiate for their services. It allows the employee to be competitive in the job market too.
The average worker hasn't had an effective raise since the 1980's, despite worker productivity going up. In most cases, compensation has actually lessened. If they could negotiate better deals, wouldn't they have?Well you see you think that companies do not value good workers ... actually they do if they want to be competitive.
Most countries are to far along the controlled economy to ever go back to a more free functioning economy ... the damage is done.
But a worker with a certain skill should have the freedom to offer their services in mutually beneficial contract with an employer.
Along with housekeeping, budgeting, and lessons on civility.Good idea. So make employment bargaining a high school elective in say the 10th grade because school is only required till age 16.
ONLY Australia has more living space in their homes in the World than the U.S.
All that socialism, that seems to look so good, comes with a LOT of big drawbacks. One of which is the shoebox sized homes in much of Europe and elsewhere in the world.
The average American home is 2174 Sq. ft. compared to socialist "utopia" Sweden at 893 Sq. ft. Italy 872, U.K. 818....
Not to mention the tiny matchbox cars they drive.
Good idea. So make employment bargaining a high school elective in say the 10th grade because school is only required till age 16.
No, I can't see. I know they've gotten a lot stricter regarding Americans crossing over. And it seems the Old age pension system and health systems seem to work better for those of us with no savings or insurance.Well in Canada we do to school until 18 and we actual teach economics and employment skills in high school.
Keep putting everything on the shoulder of government rather then letting people run their own lives and well you can see where we are.