The direct result of the NDP's $15 minimum wage proposal
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Even Steven wrote: Why?
The responsibilities of CEOs and employees are not proportionate.
The risk shareholders are taking and employees are not proportionate.
Employees get paid no matter what, shareholders only get paid when there's profit.
Why pay should be proportionate?
Because communism.
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Re: The direct result of the NDP's $15 minimum wage proposal
What happens to people that are making $15 an hour now?
People that have stepped up a bit, maybe taken a few courses to make more money, or work extra hard so that the boss gave them a good raise?
Should they suddenly become minimum wage earners for their efforts?
People that have stepped up a bit, maybe taken a few courses to make more money, or work extra hard so that the boss gave them a good raise?
Should they suddenly become minimum wage earners for their efforts?
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You already said they're all going to lose their jobs so what does it matter? Maybe they can learn to fly these drones that are supposedly going to be delivering pizzas since all restaurant will soon be closed.Rwede wrote:What happens to people that are making $15 an hour now?
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WOW.. This is Liberal logic at it's finest. Just because it's called "minimum" wage doesn't mean it has to remain below the poverty line.Rwede wrote:What happens to people that are making $15 an hour now?
People that have stepped up a bit, maybe taken a few courses to make more money, or work extra hard so that the boss gave them a good raise?
Should they suddenly become minimum wage earners for their efforts?
You are also oblivious to the fact that some good businesses have figured that out "all by themselves" and already don't pay minimum wage for good reason and that doesn't mean that their staff all took courses, and work harder than everyone else therefore "deserving" a higher wage. Some people get fired from $28 dollar an hour jobs because they "suck" at it and some businesses pay minimum wage because the owners are cheap or greedy.
The fact that you are insinuating that minimum wage earners are somehow not motivated, lazy, or just plain stupid so they "deserve" minimum wage is, like I said, pretty indicative of Liberal logic.
Also, with respect the all restaurants shutting down because of a minimum wage hike how about the "owners" stop "pocketing" a percentage of their staffs tips, which is becoming common practise, and put that money towards running their business.
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Re: The direct result of the NDP's $15 minimum wage proposal
Rwede wrote:What happens to people that are making $15 an hour now?
It's a very valid question so just for argument sake lets say they don't all lose their jobs. What happens to those currently making $15/hr? When minimum wage is raised to $15/hr do all other wages go up accordingly?JollyGreenBully wrote:You already said they're all going to lose their jobs so what does it matter?
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Interesting post coming from a self-described "conservative".krocky wrote:WOW.. This is Liberal logic at it's finest. Just because it's called "minimum" wage doesn't mean it has to remain below the poverty line.
You are also oblivious to the fact that some good businesses have figured that out "all by themselves" and already don't pay minimum wage for good reason and that doesn't mean that their staff all took courses, and work harder than everyone else therefore "deserving" a higher wage. Some people get fired from $28 dollar an hour jobs because they "suck" at it and some businesses pay minimum wage because the owners are cheap or greedy.
The fact that you are insinuating that minimum wage earners are somehow not motivated, lazy, or just plain stupid so they "deserve" minimum wage is, like I said, pretty indicative of Liberal logic.
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Typical deflection. Instead of answering the question, just respond with nonsense. What else is new. We all know what's going to happen, the ripple effect as people up the chain demand raises as well, and business bankruptcies as labour costs sky-rocket.JollyGreenBully wrote:
You already said they're all going to lose their jobs so what does it matter? Maybe they can learn to fly these drones that are supposedly going to be delivering pizzas since all restaurant will soon be closed.
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What is the "poverty line" and how is it measured?krocky wrote: WOW.. This is Liberal logic at it's finest. Just because it's called "minimum" wage doesn't mean it has to remain below the poverty line.
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LOL.. Again, soooo Liberal, doesn't even know what a poverty line is.. That's when someone who has a job still can't afford to feed their kids and has to choose between paying rent and heating their house, something Christy Clark and her Liberal lap dogs wouldn't and don't want to understand.The Green Barbarian wrote: What is the "poverty line" and how is it measured?
If you think the Poverty Line is something you jump over when boarding your yacht, you might be a Liberal.
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You mean a self-described conservative, turned NDPer don't you..??Jx3 wrote:Interesting post coming from a self-described "conservative".krocky wrote:WOW.. This is Liberal logic at it's finest. Just because it's called "minimum" wage doesn't mean it has to remain below the poverty line.
You are also oblivious to the fact that some good businesses have figured that out "all by themselves" and already don't pay minimum wage for good reason and that doesn't mean that their staff all took courses, and work harder than everyone else therefore "deserving" a higher wage. Some people get fired from $28 dollar an hour jobs because they "suck" at it and some businesses pay minimum wage because the owners are cheap or greedy.
The fact that you are insinuating that minimum wage earners are somehow not motivated, lazy, or just plain stupid so they "deserve" minimum wage is, like I said, pretty indicative of Liberal logic.
Who SHOULD a self described "conservative" vote for, the LIBERALS.... ... ...
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There is no such thing. Unless you were a Conservative, and then hit yourself in the head with a hammer.krocky wrote: You mean a self-described conservative, turned NDPer don't you..??
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I was just curious what your definition was, as there are many definitions.krocky wrote: LOL.. Again, soooo Liberal, doesn't even know what a poverty line is..
That's an interesting definition. How many people do you think are honestly in this position? What would you think would avert such a situation? Lower taxes? Lower carbon taxes? Which government is offering these options to current voters?That's when someone who has a job still can't afford to feed their kids and has to choose between paying rent and heating their house, something Christy Clark and her Liberal lap dogs wouldn't and don't want to understand.
When you don't know what a poverty line is or how it is defined, and just pull the phrase out of your butt for purposes of being overly sanctimonious, you are an NDP.If you think the Poverty Line is something you jump over when boarding your yacht, you might be a Liberal.
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Finally you're actually making some sense because I've been doing that every since coming onto this thread and trying to communicate with BCLLD's....The Green Barbarian wrote:There is no such thing. Unless you were a Conservative, and then hit yourself in the head with a hammer.krocky wrote: You mean a self-described conservative, turned NDPer don't you..??
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*Take it down several notches or there is going to be a herd of people going on queue.
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argh...ferri wrote:*Take it down several notches or there is going to be a herd of people going on queue.
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