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seasonal employee/employer/NLRA question	by unjust	2007-10-22 15:30:21
Supply and demand...	by whoami	2007-10-22 16:57:38
Because, companies don't operate in a vacuum.	by MrTrick	2007-10-22 17:51:00
It makes sense at a superficial short-term economic level to abolish minimum wage and let the free market sort it out. But if you have a race-to-the-bottom on wages, those people will get poorer and poorer, and who will buy the company's products? One might say 'those people should train themselves in new skill to be more valuable', but education is often expensive because of this same short-term thinking... and requiring people to leverage themselves deep into debt just to gain a qualification that might return enough income to survive and repay their debts is a long shot.
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This sums it up:	by lheggland	2007-10-22 17:56:52
I think not	by hobbs	2007-10-22 21:40:58
"jobs requiring time-consuming or expensive	by raptor_87	2007-10-22 23:08:29
Because you're underappreciated ;) (n/t)	by hobbs	2007-10-23 00:35:46

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