[SoCal Pubbie]

To avoid any misunderstanding, is it correct to say that you support the government mandating what employers must pay their workers?

[central_va]

To avoid any misunderstanding, is it correct to say that you support the government mandating what employers must pay their workers?

I am tired as a tax payer of subsidizing the lower half of the work force. Below is from the commie Slate but just look at it objectively. I have no reason to doubt the stats given.

PS: I also watch MSNBC to see what the enemy is up to.

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At the very top is Walmart, which had an average of more than 14,500 workers and family members on food stamps last year.* If you take into account the average size of a family on food stamps, as many as 7,000 individual Walmart employees were on food stamps last year—nearly 15 percent of the company’s workforce across Ohio.

That means the same company that brings in the most food stamp dollars in revenue—an estimated $13 billion last year—also likely has the most employees using food stamps.

Link here

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How much would a box of mac and cheese cost if Walmart paid their employees enough to not qualify for food stamps. 68 cents goes to 69 cents. Video on WalMart and food stamps.