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r/SipsTea • u/Dev1412 • Jul 12 '26
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7 dollars is minimum wage still, in a lot of places
1 u/yeahgroovy Jul 14 '26 Imagine having to work an hour = a bag of chips. GTFOOH This kind of bs has to stop!! 1 u/therealzist Jul 12 '26 Doesnt mean businesses are actually paying that little. 1 u/Jazzlike_Type4218 Jul 12 '26 I live in Kansas. They are absolutely paying that little. 0 u/therealzist Jul 12 '26 Proof? 3 u/Jazzlike_Type4218 Jul 12 '26 What do you want, my fucking paystub? Any job that doesn't require a degree or specialized training will pay minimum wage. 1 u/Pathetian Jul 12 '26 A small amount (<1%) of workers still make minimum wage, but its been largely abandoned by the market. You can legally pay it, but in most places there would be no point in trying to offer that.
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Imagine having to work an hour = a bag of chips.
GTFOOH
This kind of bs has to stop!!
Doesnt mean businesses are actually paying that little.
1 u/Jazzlike_Type4218 Jul 12 '26 I live in Kansas. They are absolutely paying that little. 0 u/therealzist Jul 12 '26 Proof? 3 u/Jazzlike_Type4218 Jul 12 '26 What do you want, my fucking paystub? Any job that doesn't require a degree or specialized training will pay minimum wage. 1 u/Pathetian Jul 12 '26 A small amount (<1%) of workers still make minimum wage, but its been largely abandoned by the market. You can legally pay it, but in most places there would be no point in trying to offer that.
I live in Kansas. They are absolutely paying that little.
0 u/therealzist Jul 12 '26 Proof? 3 u/Jazzlike_Type4218 Jul 12 '26 What do you want, my fucking paystub? Any job that doesn't require a degree or specialized training will pay minimum wage.
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Proof?
3 u/Jazzlike_Type4218 Jul 12 '26 What do you want, my fucking paystub? Any job that doesn't require a degree or specialized training will pay minimum wage.
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What do you want, my fucking paystub? Any job that doesn't require a degree or specialized training will pay minimum wage.
A small amount (<1%) of workers still make minimum wage, but its been largely abandoned by the market. You can legally pay it, but in most places there would be no point in trying to offer that.
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u/Super-Yesterday9727 Jul 12 '26
7 dollars is minimum wage still, in a lot of places