Re:Facebook Moderators Speak Out About Poor Working Conditio...
by seneca on Saturday January 30, 2021 @01:17PM
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> Jobs are also paid according to the danger they pose
Only because it's a function of limiting supply (of willing labor). High danger means fewer people willing to do it, which means it pays more to attract willing candidates.
If there are still a ton of willing candidates, you don't get paid extra because you think it's dangerous work.
Want to be an underwater welder? Sure, here's your danger surcharge.
Want to be a cab driver on the night shift? Sure, here's your surcharge.