we shouldn't, we are all just told one thing and given something else. We are expected to either take it lying down or in the ass. Ahh thank you president Obama.
I was shocked to hear we actually were getting 13...then it changed, again. so yes...i completely expected this. By the time it breaks down even more i expect nothing, better to prepare myself now.
Minimum wages here in Australia are (adjusted for fluctuating exchange rates) at least double US minimum wage. Even with higher tax rates, Australians bring more cash home. And those who cannot find work actually get unemployment benefits and rehabilitation programs. Plus simply giving money to people in the form of tax cuts does very little. Employing people in government programs such as those repairing bridges and levybanks and AIDS prevention programs and pollution cleanup and so forth gives the unemployed the opportunity to earn their money instead of free " sit down money" plus, a repaired bridge or a repaired levybank will be less likely to collapse, and the other stuff will have other benefits.
I'm an 18 year old in Canada making $11.15 an hour. That's about $9.00 American. It's pretty disappointing for an American if you ask me. The minimum in Quebec is like $9:00. And the fact that the worker would only be making $7.70 a week? That's ridiculous.
we shouldn't, we are all just told one thing and given something else. We are expected to either take it lying down or in the ass. Ahh thank you president Obama.
I was shocked to hear we actually were getting 13...then it changed, again. so yes...i completely expected this. By the time it breaks down even more i expect nothing, better to prepare myself now.
You don't care Bmccue7, really?
Minimum wages here in Australia are (adjusted for fluctuating exchange rates) at least double US minimum wage. Even with higher tax rates, Australians bring more cash home. And those who cannot find work actually get unemployment benefits and rehabilitation programs. Plus simply giving money to people in the form of tax cuts does very little. Employing people in government programs such as those repairing bridges and levybanks and AIDS prevention programs and pollution cleanup and so forth gives the unemployed the opportunity to earn their money instead of free " sit down money" plus, a repaired bridge or a repaired levybank will be less likely to collapse, and the other stuff will have other benefits.
I'm an 18 year old in Canada making $11.15 an hour. That's about $9.00 American. It's pretty disappointing for an American if you ask me. The minimum in Quebec is like $9:00. And the fact that the worker would only be making $7.70 a week? That's ridiculous.
Thanks Obama, go buy yourself a snickers bar with that..what bs
Weird, I guess that I was not really expecting anything at all