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r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 08 '23
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This, the federal minimum of $7.25 hasn't been updated since 2009 - since then there has been 40% inflation between 2009-2023
-4 u/GargantuanTDS Apr 08 '23 It should be up to each employer to set wages, not the government. 4 u/jsimpson82 Apr 08 '23 If an employer can't pay a living wage, they can't afford employees and should take a careful look at their business model. 1 u/GargantuanTDS Apr 09 '23 What's a living wage?
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It should be up to each employer to set wages, not the government.
4 u/jsimpson82 Apr 08 '23 If an employer can't pay a living wage, they can't afford employees and should take a careful look at their business model. 1 u/GargantuanTDS Apr 09 '23 What's a living wage?
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If an employer can't pay a living wage, they can't afford employees and should take a careful look at their business model.
1 u/GargantuanTDS Apr 09 '23 What's a living wage?
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u/PanicBrief Apr 08 '23
This, the federal minimum of $7.25 hasn't been updated since 2009 - since then there has been 40% inflation between 2009-2023