Thanks to a loophole, disabled employees can legally be paid less than their non-disabled counterparts. Here’s a look at the debate over subminimum wage. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah #IfYouDontKnowNowYouKnow #Comedy
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Thanks to a loophole, disabled employees can legally be paid less than their non-disabled counterparts. Here’s a look at the debate over subminimum wage. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah #IfYouDontKnowNowYouKnow #Comedy
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ReplyThis is disgusting.
Reply$7.25 / h is your minimum wage? That’s outrageous! Why is the USA so backward?
ReplyServers earn 2,13 an hour. They live on tips.
Reply@2:25 “These programs are designed to instill a ‘sense of value’ in the disabled… that value being 22 cents.”
ReplyBut hey–look at how fast his employer got him that no-pay job!
I am the grandmother of a disabled young man. I feel like paying disabled is discrimination. A disabled workshop? In my day jobs like these were called “sweat shops.’I feel it is abusive..The attitude is “you should be grateful you even have a job.”
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ReplyActually the best TLC song is, and always has been, Waterfalls. Fight me
ReplyLet everyone be paid the same for the same job, disabled or not
ReplyThe biggest issue is that you lose government disability benefits if you make too much. For reference, too much is MINIMUM WAGE at a full time job. So if they get rid of this they also need to change the cap on income benefits.
ReplySo wrong if anyone does the job everyone gets paid the same.
ReplyWell the Republicans will fight social welfare measures like Wilds Cats, and the Democrats will fight for them like wild caterpillars…
ReplyNever “disabled”, always…”Differently Abled”
ReplyIt depends. If these people are receiving SSI or SSD then they Shouldn’t be able to work. If they can work like anyone else, if they can expect a self sufficient pay check, then they should give up their SSI or SSD. These programs are for those with “profound” disabilites. Without these sheltered workshops, their parents would have to stay home to take care of them. They need 24 hour care.
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