That's what people who have underpayed workers normally say.
A pay upgrade for employees firsts lowers the income of the company and that's bad for owners and investitors, not the users.
Users get higher prices way later in that game.
A pay upgrade for employees firsts lowers the income of the company and that's bad for owners and investitors, not the users.
Users get higher prices way later in that game.
I'm not saying these things are the case but due to the oversimplification you get these kind of responses.
UPS could also just lower their profits a little, but somehow that’s blasphemy but laborers asking for more money is not? That’s an incredibly lopsided take.