Just making sure I guess?
https://www.wdtn.com/news/u-s-world/...s-they-arrive/
Florida man steals a bulldozer and uses it to run over Biden/Harris campaign signs.
https://www.ktvu.com/news/police-flo...campaign-signs
If he really wanted to be cool, he'd have built his own fucking homemade tankdozer and done the same.
Florida voters have approved an amendment to raise minimum wage to $10/hr by September 2021 and incrementally to $15/hr by 2026.
So many small business owners I know here are screaming doom and gloom how they are going to have to close or fire people instead of paying people a fucking living wage. Real talk if your margins were so small that doing so would run you out of business, then good fucking riddance.
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These people wanna say they can’t afford to pay people but it’s bullshit. Costs go up every year and they find a way to make it work. People are the only resource where they think they can cut back. Cost of paper rises? Well that sucks but the printing business needs it so they find a way to make it work. Cost of tomatoes goes up? Well that sucks but the deli needs it so they find a way to make it work. We gotta legally pay five employees an extra two dollars an hour? WE CAN’T BUDGET THAT SHUT IT ALL DOWN!!!
If they could legally pay people less, they would. Fuck ‘em.
Well yeah thats kind of how it all works, there are many small businesses out there struggling for various reasons especially now that covid is here, others include trying to keep up with companies like Amazon and Walmart, making their profit margins very slim, but they do provide a wage to employees willing to work the job. Its all well and good to say "fuck these small business owners" but it just doesnt seem well thought out to me.
When payroll becomes a bigger expense than you can afford there are only so many options, reduction in force, automation or bankruptcy.
Yeah, this will probably cause bankruptcy. If it was going from 13 to 15, maybe employers drop healthcare coverage to make up the difference and force people into the private markets (to be uninsured, realistically). As it is, these people do not have insurance and there are going to be more than zero companies made unviable by this change.
Everyone's gonna be amazed when spending goes up immediately after everyone gets a raise
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No one is going to be surprised when people immediately put themselves back into the same situation they are already in, as they will have learned nothing about managing money. Small businesses close, more people go to wageslave for some megacorp that treats them like shit so they can try to pay off their hospital bill and credit card debt from all the new shit they just bought.
The wageslave positions at big corps are the ones that can afford to pay people more because that's where efficiency for workers has gone up
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... yeah
He's right, big corps pay better and have better benefits for comparably skilled workers compared to small businesses.
You think people are going to pull themselves out of debt because they make a couple more dollars an hour lol, they are just going to buy more shit exactly like Salodin said and be right back in the same boat with less options of places to work for, yes daddy Amazon™ will give me benefits and a nice wage but I can't go to the bathroom