08-02-2015, 05:32 PM
As a businesss owner, you decide what is a fair price for your work and the market either pays it or doesn't.
I don't know what "Access Center" is, I doubt "everyone gets paid the same" will ever catch on here.
The whole premise of our economic system is that people can get ahead and have a better life if they do the work and invest in themselves.
Everyone CAN'T make high pay to do all things, the money just isn't there. At your computer shop, there is apparently not enough profit for you to employ even one person. (or even solely support yourself) At a sandwich shop, if all the employees made $70K, the business would go broke instantly.
It's also not fair for everyone to make the same amount. Maybe if everyone is standing on an assembly line and they all pull the drill press handle 800X a day, but if one guy is a janitor, one guy is a network tech, one guy is a lawyer, and the last guy is an accountant, to pay them all the same is
I don't know what "Access Center" is, I doubt "everyone gets paid the same" will ever catch on here.
The whole premise of our economic system is that people can get ahead and have a better life if they do the work and invest in themselves.
Everyone CAN'T make high pay to do all things, the money just isn't there. At your computer shop, there is apparently not enough profit for you to employ even one person. (or even solely support yourself) At a sandwich shop, if all the employees made $70K, the business would go broke instantly.
It's also not fair for everyone to make the same amount. Maybe if everyone is standing on an assembly line and they all pull the drill press handle 800X a day, but if one guy is a janitor, one guy is a network tech, one guy is a lawyer, and the last guy is an accountant, to pay them all the same is