I’m not angry. I do wish Tim Hortons had Whoppers.
You just said you dont want any min. wage, do you even follow your own discussion subjects? Companies paying only enough for food and will be common place.
Oh.. maybe they'll get to live in those workhouses of the past, so much fun! I mean, they got shelter right?
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All business should be nationalized.
..You know, since you are putting up your most extreme opinion, I might as well do the same.
That article is not true.
The wage increase is an issue but tips aren't being held back lol
Link a better article that tells the whole story. The only winner in this debacle is the Government. They're the only group that is really getting a raise.
We are talking about how you are in favor of companies exploiting workers, you said accepting any form of payment is not exploitation. Try to keep up with yourself.
...and again, you have no idea what a live-able wage in Canada is.
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Should be harsher on Hortons then, to really make it better for the worker class.
automation is good for the consumer anyways, our economy is too focused on employment in menial jobs,
"Canadians are angry" is a blanket statement if I ever saw one..
I'm not mad at Tims. Their approach is ham-fisted, but leaves a telling message of things to come.
Take a break from politics once in awhile, it's good for you.
I keep explaining how people need food to survive, how having a job is a requirement to survive, how losing a job could mean not having food, how getting fired means you won't be-able to feed your kids, if you can not see how somebody would exploit that... Then I just don't know any more. Do you think everybody is just a good person deep inside?
You're either extremely naive and sheltered and have never known economic hardships, or you have no idea what the word 'exploit' means.
Unless you're living off the very hand-outs you were just decrying earlier, no where in the US can you get food and shelter for below minimum wage. I suspect Canada isn't much different. You should stay the fuck out of this thread until you get out of high school, kid. All you're doing right now is showing your ass.
Now I'm not wasting my time any further addressing this stupid shit, so don't bother replying, but you really need to
Grow.
The fuck.
Up.
9 out of 10 people agree that in a room full of 10 people one person will always disagree with the other 9.
wait, so they will still shop there the other 6 days of the week and only boycott them on tuesdays? yeah, that will show them >_> if you don't like how someone does business - STOP giving them money. like completely stop, not do the grand show of only shopping there most of the time.
? That doesn't make sense. Tim Hortons has nothing to do with the problem. They were already giving more than other minimum wage jobs and are now leveling themselves out to be the same as others.
Look up a few "real" articles on the situation and you'll understand how raising the minimum wage the way it was raised was a terrible thing to do.
They aren't even supposed to get tip, they don't have a waiter's salary they have a real fixed salary. Tip is taxable, so they would have to declare it, but they don't since it's not legal to collect tip with their type of work.
The Tim Horton is just applying the law. Same with their paid breaks. They don't have an affiliated syndicate so they goes under the Labour Standards and the rules under that are pretty stupid. That's the biggest issue here, those Standards needs to be changed because they are borderline slavery (in my opinion)
Would bet money this idiot never saw what a bill looked like outside maybe his phone bill (gotta have something to 'gram his pumpkin spice laté and his avocado toasts with, you know) until age 25.
A lot of the "no-skill slackers" you flack are doing this to live while pursuing higher education without being held by the hand by their parents until way past adulthood.
Besides, if these people can't make a living, who will brew your pumpkin spice latés? We're still way off full automation of these kinds of job (no, the giant Ipads Mcdonalds recently bought didn't make anyone lose their job).