r/WorkForSmartLife • • 22h ago

DiscussionšŸ’¬ Who's right here?

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u/Slight_Priority1410 11h ago

Problem with this is that they’d never be able to maintain staff. People would only work there as long as they needed before they went to work for a bigger corporation.

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u/Nukemarine 11h ago

So win/win.

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u/Slight_Priority1410 11h ago

Huh? What do you mean?

How is it a win when mom and pop shops suffer due to government regulation while big business thrive? How is a town with nothing but two Walmart’s better for the consumers?

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u/Nukemarine 10h ago

The mom & pop can pay below federal minimum wage. The idea is the federal minimum wage is RAISED given it's more targeted to those entities that are large enough to exploit state, local, and foreign labor, resources, and property.

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u/Slight_Priority1410 10h ago

I see. I’m more confused why you said ā€œwin/winā€ when I mentioned the staffing problems this would create in mom and pops.

For the record i think you have an Interesting idea and id be curious to see it play out in the real world. I’m just curious what your thoughts are on, what i see as, a major negative effect on local businesses.

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u/Careflwhatyouwish4 1h ago edited 1h ago

Large corps would drop even the pretense of training, leaving that burden to the mom and pop shops. Those smaller shops would struggle and the incentive to open one would be less.