[bufferoverflow]

It's not underpaid. The people are willing to work for that money.

[netrus]

Apparently they are not paid enough to deter them from cheating.

[petesergeant]

The history of white collar crime by execs suggests there’s not an amount that’s enough to stop cheating

[geraldwhen]

Exactly this. Using automation, you could make $60/hr nearly two decades ago. Without automation, a few bucks an hour and a lot of your work was rejected for payment.

[bufferoverflow]

You don't think (some) millionaires or billionaires cheat?

[leshow]

By this logic nobody can ever be underpaid lol

[bufferoverflow]

Anybody who is working willingly and is aware of the job market rates.

[mangecoeur]

The one does not exclude the other.

[danielbln]

When is someone underpaid though?

[petesergeant]

When they could paid more in their current situation with a job they can both get and would enjoy the same amount.