outlawauron said:
Hoodieninja said:
outlawauron said:
Which is why minimum wage isn't the same in every state! Minimum wage in California is $9/hour and is going up to $10/hour in 2016.
I do agree that the national number needs to go up for a more universal wage increase, but $15/hour is completely absurd to me.
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I do not have much of an argument there, I personally don't see that $15 is honestly that bad of a thing either.
for 10 Dollars full time you should get about 800 for every 2 weeks
for 15 dollars you should get about 1200 for every 2 weeks
I'll just say this, I think family buisnesses should get a certain exception or Tax Break. When Companies hire people they only enough people for the Job. I doubt let's say Walmart the number one Chain in department stores will hurt. Let's just say the Ceo Earns a profit of 10 million anually will it honestly be that bad for them to earn 7-8 million for a Higher Minimum and a Happier Staff?
Anyways Walmarts CEO earns about 35 million anually. I doubt that Minimum Wage will hurt his Paycheck that badly if he decided to pay them more.
If 15 dollar seems like it's too much then maybe I'll agree, but Honestly I don't think we will ever get the Honest truth about what the CEO's income will turn out to be if the Minimum at Walmart was raised to 15.
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This mindset is just so flawed. They're not going to make less money. If there's a change that's going to hurt their bottomline, CEO is going to cut costs or raise prices to make up for it. To think that people are just going to be ok with making less money because they already have enough is just naive.
No one is even discussing how it'll effect other industries. All the current jobs that pay $13-20/hour are also going to have to increase the wages of their employees, because why would a trained and educated person make the same as the dropout making french fries?
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Actually than let it be, Everybody in the U.S. deserves a raise. Again the richest of the rich have trillions of dollars stored, there's more than enough money to go around in the U.S.
Standards in America need to start getting better.
