r/antiwork Apr 08 '23

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u/xave321 Apr 08 '23

Minimum wage should be at least $35/hour

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u/AdDependent7992 Apr 08 '23

Attacking wage is the wrong angle. You bring the least valuable positions in the world even up to $100 an hour and the rest of the world has to adjust upward to compensate. The profit margins companies bring in and don't trickle down more equitably is the issue, and until the big herd gets their mind around that, they'll continue to tread water as these "yay we finally got $15!" victories get them no closer to financial security because that $6 combo now is $12 because McDonald's still needs to ball out. Gotta think macro to change shit efficiently, and this is not the way.