is it cause of (((them)))?
Why aren't us wages growing?
Ethan Scott
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Carson Bell
Probably because businesses want to pay their people as little as they can get away with so they can offer competitively priced products/goods.
Henry Hill
Yet $15 minimum wage is taboo and some companies make excuses. Had it kept up with inflation minimum wage would have been over $20
Nolan Cox
Outsourced jobs and imported cheap labor. Go look up graphs and they directly correlate.
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I need to stop watching porn.
Aiden Jones
Corporate America Is Suppressing Wages for Many Workers
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Nolan Bennett
No, that's a real lesbian.
Elijah Robinson
USA wages are growing for the first time since Bush.
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Xavier Hughes
wages are growing a bit but theyre dropping in comparison to living expenses
you will have more money than ever 20 years ago but your buying power will keep getting significantly decreased
until we have reached a point where technology has surpassed us, this will be the general trend, which could take 50-100 years
the economy the previous generations built upon is based on a world that can handle infinite toxicity and has only benefited them and not the generations after them. the economic model of infinite growth in the eighties and nineties is not sustainable, it was a dream
buy land in developping areas that will be part of the city soon but arent yet if you want solid long terms.. or helium.. anything humans require as a resource.. its the only way to get richer instead of poorer.. do not buy the property from the boomers unless they sell cheap
-t.jew
its not us, its your true overlords who fucked you
John Turner
poorfucks in fuckistan have done very well, in fact they've done equally as well as the top 1% whose businesses now have much better margins thanks to cheap global labor. The savings of course which they do not pass along to workers or consumers.
Camden Martinez
Nice try, I guess?
If min wage had kept up with inflation since 1980's min wage of $3.10, it would be $9.03 today
Aka not far off from most state minimum wages