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Exactly my point. Someone HAS to cook those fries. So businesses will hire fry cooks to work and cook fries. If the pay is too low, then fry cooks won't be able to live in Seattle and will pursue fry cook jobs elsewhere until Seattle businesses pay fry cooks enough so that they can actually live in the city.
Why do we need the minimum wage again?
read the rest of my post genius
Don't just cut and paste part of a sentence and answer your own question.
Well now you are a restaurant owner and you need to hire a dishwasher, how much would you pay them? Amazing how you guys dodge that question, don't want people to know how far below minimum wage someone should be paid?
No dodge at all. I don't live in Seattle and don't run a restaurant, so I have no market information. I would pay them whatever is needed to get a reliable employee that can do a good job.
No dodge at all. I don't live in Seattle and don't run a restaurant, so I have no market information. I would pay them whatever is needed to get a reliable employee that can do a good job.
Amazing how you dodge a perfectly logical answer.
Well what line of work and market do you understand? Seeing the hypothetical question is lost on you.
Also if you don't know the market, how do you know a dishwasher isn't worth what the minimum wage is?
Doesn't matter. The Union is a liberal supported org. Who cares if 1 out of 100,000 is a conservative when the entire organization is liberal leaning?
If that 1 out of 100,000 is the designer of the cars, it matters.
I believe you really ARE confused!
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