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by LitFan
2839 days ago
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Companies will not pay a wage that supports a reasonable standard of living for unskilled work. It would be less expensive to automate those jobs away than to pay those people 17 dollars per hour (based on half of the median household income in canada for 2015 https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/170913/dq170...). I have a different perspective on this: Countries want people to have children - it's good for the country. However, people expect companies to support people's lifestyles (in exchange for work).
With local companies, it makes sense for the company to want to support the people working there - they at least have a stake.
Large companies are often global entities. As a result, they may have no stake in the people in certain countries - or even any countries. Shouldn't be the country's people (through paid taxes) and government (through support programs) support the lifestyles of the people? |
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