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Originally Posted by Resolute 14
"Get a better job" is just as valid as "run your business better" is. And that was the point.
However, one simple fact is that not every task is worth a high wage. And doing such low value tasks for an arbitrary amount of time does not increase their values. The McOrder booths are a good example. Nobody deserves or should expect a so-called living wage for doing such a menial task that literally 99% of the people on this planet could do. And that is why those roles are being replaced with job-killing machines. The cost of such jobs exceeds their value.
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Yet there seems to be a high demand for the products that these places offer. I highly doubt that jobs that are being replaced by machines are because the job exceeds the value, it is because a company sees another way to increase profits at the expense of customer service.
I don't agree with a company paying employees a non livable wage while the owner is making boatloads of money. Seems like we are going backwards rather than forwards. How has the Minimum wage increase negatively effected Minnesota?