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Jamus is only trying to make the debate lively.
At least now there is some discussions on the topic.
At least now there is some discussions on the topic.
This is true.
There are pros and cons to such a move.
https://www.investopedia.com/articl...at-are-pros-and-cons-raising-minimum-wage.asp
Instead of relying on minimum wage, that's why gov is encouraging higher education and upgrading.
Pappies ignore minimum wages but pay themselves high wages
whats the point to higher education and upgrading when bosses still wanna suppress your wage?
whats the point to higher education and upgrading when bosses still wanna suppress your wage?
Minimum wage is to protect the lowest employees in the food chain.
If you don't upgrade, you will remain at the bottom.
Minimum wage is to protect the lowest employees in the food chain.
If you don't upgrade, you will remain at the bottom.
By the way, I doubt minimum wage is applicable to you.
so fast show his true colors alr.
minimum wage is not to give the lower paid employees more money or higher salaries, but to ensure that they are a paid a fair wage
this is recognized by everyone who is talking for or against minimum wage.
the PAP has talked and discussed minimum wages before in parliament and even the newspapers has discussed about it before.
but there has NEVER been any discussion about, if the "cost" of increasing wages should be transferred to the consumer, or anyone besides the employer - simply because it should never be a question about WHO TO TRANSFER THE COST TO
what minimum wage does is to make it illegal to pay your employees a wage that does not allow them to live properly
this is why minimum wage is called minimum wage. it is the lowest amount that an employee can pay their workers.
dun come talk about "increasing costs" simply because if you are paying your employees minimum or above minimum wage, your costs would not have increased at all!
if you are paying your employees below minimum wage, then YOU need to pay your employees more.
even the PAP is able to recognise this and they themselves have stated that singapore does not have minimum wage because it would be set so low that it would be make setting a minimum redundant!
source https://www.ilo.org/global/topics/wages/minimum-wages/definition/WCMS_439072/lang--en/index.htm
https://www.todayonline.com/big-read/perennial-debate-singapore-minimum-wage
https://www.pap.org.sg/news/ge2020-news/why-no-minimum-wage/
No. I know my ex company is still paying prc workers 700 a month. And they are still able to send money back home.
so fast show his true colors alr.
minimum wage is not to give the lower paid employees more money or higher salaries, but to ensure that they are a paid a fair wage
this is recognized by everyone who is talking for or against minimum wage.
the PAP has talked and discussed minimum wages before in parliament and even the newspapers has discussed about it before.
but there has NEVER been any discussion about, if the "cost" of increasing wages should be transferred to the consumer, or anyone besides the employer - simply because it should never be a question about WHO TO TRANSFER THE COST TO
what minimum wage does is to make it illegal to pay your employees a wage that does not allow them to live properly
this is why minimum wage is called minimum wage. it is the lowest amount that an employee can pay their workers.
dun come talk about "increasing costs" simply because if you are paying your employees minimum or above minimum wage, your costs would not have increased at all!
if you are paying your employees below minimum wage, then YOU need to pay your employees more.
even the PAP is able to recognise this and they themselves have stated that singapore does not have minimum wage because it would be set so low that it would be make setting a minimum redundant!
source https://www.ilo.org/global/topics/wages/minimum-wages/definition/WCMS_439072/lang--en/index.htm
https://www.todayonline.com/big-read/perennial-debate-singapore-minimum-wage
https://www.pap.org.sg/news/ge2020-news/why-no-minimum-wage/
Jamus is only trying to make the debate lively.
At least now there is some discussions on the topic.
Domestic helper 1.3k ??
This is true.
There are pros and cons to such a move.
https://www.investopedia.com/articl...at-are-pros-and-cons-raising-minimum-wage.asp
Instead of relying on minimum wage, that's why gov is encouraging higher education and upgrading.
Lol.
I don't see any academic journals being cited.
