First of all meme is a reference, a slogan I believe is the word you are looking for.
Second of all, Coming from wealth to working at Wal-mart to coming to wealth again has a good chance at not being meritocratic. Networking for example tends to play a significant roll.
Second of all Walmart Canada at least does hire directly into management, can you get a position from floor, yes. However you by no means need to start at min wage.
Third, a job can be bad without you leaving it. At the end of the day financial failure reduces room for negotiation ( Incidentally this makes it beneficial for employers to keep wages below living as it prevents savings to keep one afloat if you lose your job)
Here is the problem, you are not paid by what you produce, you are paid based by supply of labor. Additionally expanding eligibility does create a norm, its a beneficial norm
The USA now has a gini coefficient the same as Uruguay and it is still going up into banana republic territory. That is the one percent paying people below their worth.
Darsan54 Premium Member about 10 years ago
That’s because Walmart’s a big welfare queen.
Enoki about 10 years ago
The Democrats have. They make that claim all the time.Isn’t it Democrats that say that Food Stamps and Welfare checks grow the economy…?
Quipss about 10 years ago
First of all meme is a reference, a slogan I believe is the word you are looking for.
Second of all, Coming from wealth to working at Wal-mart to coming to wealth again has a good chance at not being meritocratic. Networking for example tends to play a significant roll.
Second of all Walmart Canada at least does hire directly into management, can you get a position from floor, yes. However you by no means need to start at min wage.
Third, a job can be bad without you leaving it. At the end of the day financial failure reduces room for negotiation ( Incidentally this makes it beneficial for employers to keep wages below living as it prevents savings to keep one afloat if you lose your job)
Quipss about 10 years ago
Here is the problem, you are not paid by what you produce, you are paid based by supply of labor. Additionally expanding eligibility does create a norm, its a beneficial norm
bernardgarner about 10 years ago
The USA now has a gini coefficient the same as Uruguay and it is still going up into banana republic territory. That is the one percent paying people below their worth.