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Re:OpenResearch Unconditional Cash Study's first findings av... by bell-cot on Monday July 22, 2024 @02:07PM (#41037531)
Yes-ish.

But your employer knows. And he might immediately apply "you'll need less money from me, now" logic.

Re:OpenResearch Unconditional Cash Study's first findings av... by hibikir on Monday July 22, 2024 @02:15PM (#41037680)
True, but that part only makes a significant difference if the unemployment rate is quite high. At a time where restaurants have trouble filling their staff in low tip shifts, the salaries are closer to what the employer can pay without serious risk.
Re:OpenResearch Unconditional Cash Study's first findings av... by tejtm on Monday July 22, 2024 @02:16PM (#41037700)
Your employer may already be getting paid by a government for you to work, but that is above your pay grade.
Re:OpenResearch Unconditional Cash Study's first findings av... by rbanffy on Monday July 22, 2024 @02:24PM (#41037828)
That's why it should be enough to provide for basic subsistence.
Re:OpenResearch Unconditional Cash Study's first findings av... by exe34 on Monday July 22, 2024 @02:23PM (#41037814)
so it's a handout to companies. corporate welfare. probably no worse than currently - a lot of companies in the UK are subsidised via the benefits system because their employees can't afford to live off their wages.