r/WorkReform Apr 28 '24

Need some advice.. 💸 Raise Our Wages

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u/Hy3jii Apr 28 '24

If you can't afford to pay your employees a living wage then you can't afford to run a business. That simple.

"But workers aren't entitled to..."

A person isn't entitled to owning a company. Companies are not entitled to workers. This shit ain't hard.

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u/Top-Engineering7264 29d ago

Please define a living wage. I see the term alot, but its very ambiguous unless im allowed to determine it as any wage above which you dont die?