Friday, 16 May 2014
What's Wrong with This Picture: Fast Food Workers Demonstrate for Better Wages While Canadian Chains Bring in Foreign Workers
It's a no brainer, isn't it? Pay people decently and they'll work.
I'd like the think that Stephen Harper and his friends are beginning to see the wisdom in this. At least today there's talk of a "floor" in wages for foreign workers brought into this country to fill "empty" jobs. " "Tories eye 'wage floor' and raising fees for foreign-worker program "
The ghastly truth is that fast food workers are paid very badly everywhere except maybe in Denmark where Mcdonald's worker can make $21 an hour. This week fast food workers in several countries demonstrated for a minimum wage of $15 an hour.
The truth is is that if you pay people they'll work...and they'll spend and the old economic multiplier effect swings into motion.
I'd like the think that Stephen Harper and his friends are beginning to see the wisdom in this. At least today there's talk of a "floor" in wages for foreign workers brought into this country to fill "empty" jobs. " "Tories eye 'wage floor' and raising fees for foreign-worker program "
The ghastly truth is that fast food workers are paid very badly everywhere except maybe in Denmark where Mcdonald's worker can make $21 an hour. This week fast food workers in several countries demonstrated for a minimum wage of $15 an hour.
The truth is is that if you pay people they'll work...and they'll spend and the old economic multiplier effect swings into motion.
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