A government watchdog report finds a familiar gap widening between what Amazon's workers take home and what its shareholders celebrate, and the company's boldest spending plan yet sits at the center of the tension.
New law: companies are ineligible for government grants/tax breaks if >5% of employees are on welfare. Take away their biggest cash cow until they pay their employees a living wage.
New law: companies are ineligible for government grants/tax breaks if >5% of employees are on welfare. Take away their biggest cash cow until they pay their employees a living wage.
How about no one that has a job should be paid so little they need food assistance?
… that’s what losing the incentives would force Amazon to do.
You lost me at the 5% threshold for the impoverishment we should tolerate from the rich 🤔
Just trying to keep it somewhat achievable. An ideal world would absolutely be 0%