Good, does that mean this discussion is over?


"Gould 0738" wrote in message
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What do you do with
people who don't have enough skills to command jobs that 'pay a living
wage'?

There are a few "don't do's".....

High on the list would be "don't threaten your powerless mini-wage
employee
with termination if he or she is unwilling to go clock out and then return
to
work for a few 'free' hours." WalMart has been fined and penalized in
scores
of cases for this exact
practice.

On the clock work: Mini-wage but legal.
Off the clock work: Slavery. Outlawed 140 years ago.

Every person is entitled to compensation for honest labor. If we can't
agree on
that basic premise, there is no hope for any additional discussion.