Pyrpolizer wrote:Lordo wrote:And yet here we are where with at least 3 dufferent organisations implementing it. Of course it is nonsense. As nonsensical as how some factories in UK pay 2.5 pounds an hour and get away with it and of course what they produce is being sold in fashion shops an huge profit. Not to mention farms who also pay more to the gang masters than the actual workers.
But thanks to Brexit that little scam is over.
Will never forget farmer being inyterviewed saying he agreed with Brexit only to get a call from his gang master to say that he cannot find any workers as people from Eastern Europe have not returned and then him to instruct his gangmaster to find some other workers from somewhere else. You cannot make it up.
This is CYPRUS forum not UK forum. I don't know if there's such exploitation there, all I know is that there no exploitation here, at least against Cypriots. Some illegal workers are been exploited for sure, but that's not a major concern. The truth is there is no minimum salary in Cyprus, yet there is some informal consensus at 850 Euros for the unskilled. It's not enough to survive if you are single. But if you are a working couple, it's just OK.
We have a housemaid cleaning the house once a week. We pay her 6 euros an hour. She works at other houses too. Makes about 1500 Euros a month. Not bad for a cleaner...
I also own a business that used to be very healthy before the haircut. Now it just survives.if they'd force me to increase salaries or fees to those I cooperate even by 5% I will close it down immediately, and then die from depression of having nothing to do all day.
Maximus wrote:Your whole thesis is a fallacy, stop embarrassing yourself.
repulsewarrior wrote:
"...i pushed the "like" button; good stuff; food for thought."
Pyrpolizer wrote:No business lasts for ever. McD will one day close down, Pizza Hut, Starbucks everything you can think of will last maximum another 30 years. Who would have ever imagine "the Guardian" begging for donations.. 9 out of 10 restaurants in Cyprus get bankrupt within a year.
There are companies that rely on cheap personnel to survive. These will be the first ones to close down as soon as they won't find cheap personnel anymore. It's all circumstantial, fashion, trend, and technology related.
Now if in a company there's a telephone operator, or a photocopy machine operator, or a delivery boy at a restaurant, who don't get enough to survive, while at the same time there are another 80 people who do, Lordo's dogma says give those people higher salaries. What would it cost, almost nothing...
Yet the result is predictable. Huge unemployment among the already poor.
Almost all low paying jobs just exist because there are poor people.
You want to decrease poverty? Do the right things and doing the mother Theresa is not one of them. You will never eradicate it, just decrease it.
In conclusion capitalism does not create poverty. It only helps the poor to step up.
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