No, it doesn't. Teachers with a degree should clearly be paid more.
this post was submitted on 03 Mar 2022
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I support the idea of the same salary and this is given over your own performance in the work.
That means that if you make your 100% of your capability and other person in other job which is less capable does their 100% too, will get the same salary.
Yes of course but this person is saying don't raise min wage. I think? If not the person is correct.
It's hard to portray subtlety over the web. I also think that the person opposes raising min wage, I just wanted to give them a different point of view.
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it's odd how people doing the math to write tweets about why wages should be lower tend to compute hourly rate * 40 * 52 weeks per year. Are they assuming zero days off per year, or assuming that minimum wage employees are actually salaried?
