Re:McDonald's Can't Figure Out How Its Workers Survive on Mi...
by Jd on Wednesday July 17, 2013 @09:19AM
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I fail to see where in the original article it mentioned any costs relative to parenting. So turning this to talk about the costs of single parenting seems a non sequitur.
also, when you say 7.25/hr is not a living wage, I think you have to take into account the location. In NYC you are right. However in many parts of the world this would be considered a very good wage. Cities generally deal with this by raising the minimum wage within the city, something I think is a very good policy.
Btw, in my original example I wasn't living in a rural area.
also, when you say 7.25/hr is not a living wage, I think you have to take into account the location. In NYC you are right. However in many parts of the world this would be considered a very good wage. Cities generally deal with this by raising the minimum wage within the city, something I think is a very good policy.
Btw, in my original example I wasn't living in a rural area.