The bottom line remains that employers will have little motivation to hire low-skilled workers—those whose inexperience and lack of productivity does not warrant a wage meeting or exceeding the proposed living wage amount. These workers, who most desperately need experience, will be the ones left most vulnerable. Instead of being able to establish a foothold in the job market, they will have to rely on other means to provide for themselves—most often state-assisted.
Carl Gipson, Director, Center for Small Business. “Living Wage Proposals: Imposing Price Controls on Labor.”
Thursday, March 1, 2007
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