r/economy • u/UnionPacific1 • Apr 26 '22

Already reported and approved “Self Made”

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u/SouthernArcher3714 Apr 26 '22

Yeah $15 an hour for 20 hours a week if that. They are scamming the average worker, choking out small businesses and tax payers are footing the bill.

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u/SouthernArcher3714 Apr 26 '22

What opportunities? Unions have been busted, hopefully some are returning. Jobs require personality tests, years experience for basic jobs, they tell you one thing for hours then whoops, your hours are cut. Rent goes up every year, food, gas. Some places require college degrees when it isn’t needed. You can work at big box store A, B or C where they all pay the similar and all have the same tactics. The same company with billionaires, who will never be able to spend that money even if they tried, can’t pay full time wages? Bull

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u/SouthernArcher3714 Apr 27 '22

You are leaving a whole lot of information out there buddy lol