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Re: Ldraw cannon
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Mon, 7 Dec 1998 15:23:17 GMT
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I've read through most of the responses to this, and I have to add that
the Unemployment level directly affects the 'going' wage in a locale.
Take for instance, Fargo ND, we currently have about 1.8% statewide
unemployment, but in Fargo, we have about 0.8% or so ...
What that means, is that the minimum wage is disregarded, and a 'going'
wage is established. Currently, I could go almost anywhere in town and
'demand' about $6.50/hr starting ... at least, FYI MW is $5.25/hr ... and
that's
fast food. If you get into more skilled labor, or office type work, starting
would be much closer to $8.00/hr.
True, there are exceptions to the 'going' wages, for instance a truly entry
level
job, or a job designed and staffed by school age kids.
Another thing in this type of economy, is that employees will leave for $0.25
difference. That makes a big difference. When an employer knows that
he has an employee that would leave for a little difference, he will pay more
because training a new person is expensive.
-Lee.
Jesse Long wrote:
> Larry Pieniazek wrote in message <366A0E48.901D7C85@ctp.IWANTNOSPAM.com>...
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> > Minimum wage CAUSES unemployment. Followups to .debate not .fun...
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> You could at least explain that if you're going to toss it out. Lots of
> people don't believe it. Apparently people think employers will just fork
> out more moeny and not cut any jobs.
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> Jesse
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