erawamai
Retired. Gone fishing.
I think its pretty clear that in terms of economic indicators the reforms will be good. Theoretically unemployment will go down.
However it is very true that those who have nothing to bargain with, those protected by the min wage, will suffer the most. Those of us who have skills to bargain with will be better off. However this will be at the expense of those without skills.
Anyone with basis knowledge of the market knows that it is harsh. They will know that those who cannot compete in the market are essentially going to get screwed. Essentially unskilled workers. This is especially true when it is know that Fair Pay Comission is most likely to decease the old minimun wage by around 50 dollars. As for the no disadvantage test? Who says they are going to keep that.
Essentially you have no skills to bargain with...you can be forced to sign an AWA if you are moving to a new job.
However it is very true that those who have nothing to bargain with, those protected by the min wage, will suffer the most. Those of us who have skills to bargain with will be better off. However this will be at the expense of those without skills.
Anyone with basis knowledge of the market knows that it is harsh. They will know that those who cannot compete in the market are essentially going to get screwed. Essentially unskilled workers. This is especially true when it is know that Fair Pay Comission is most likely to decease the old minimun wage by around 50 dollars. As for the no disadvantage test? Who says they are going to keep that.
Essentially you have no skills to bargain with...you can be forced to sign an AWA if you are moving to a new job.
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