Dollar-Slice Pizza Employees Work 70-Hour Weeks for Minimum Wage: Suit

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http://gawker.com/dollar-slice-pizza-employees-work-70-hour-weeks-for-min-1713169231

How does 2 Bros Pizza—the popular New York hot-cheese-n-crust-for-just-a-buck joint—keep its prices so nice? By underpaying its employees and working them to the bone, according to a new lawsuit.

 

[Ghost_In_A_Shell]

 

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this person's comment from the above article is on point. @DEAD7

StenchofaburnerOrlandu7
6/22/15 5:39pm
I wonder if there isn’t some perverse idea at play, sort of ensuring the future of a$$hole logic as well. If you get teens or young people to accept that it is OK to be exploited, you basically bet that when they grow older they will support the continuation of the system because well “I did it when I was a teen, why shouldn’t you?”. Instead, we should instill in young people that their labor is valuable and deserves to be compensated fairly. Perhaps in a generation or two, exploitation wouldn’t be so socially acceptable.

 

[Richard Wright]

It is ok to be exploited. No one owes you anything. If you have a job you are lucky to have that shyt. Anyone who complains about too many working hours needs to be natural selected out. Teach yourself Machine Learning or Spark and move on to exploit the next man. The whole point is you let them exploit you so you can learn and earn( save).

You want it to be one way, but it is the other way.

 

[88m3]

Money is only for job creators, they should have been paid in pizza. What's a pleb going to do with physical money, anyways? They can't be trusted to act in their best interests. The way I see it their pay should be reinvested in the company they work for since that's their best chance of continuing to have a job.

 

[CHL]

Money is only for job creators, they should have been paid in pizza. What's a pleb going to do with physical money, anyways? They can't be trusted to act in their best interests. The way I see it their pay should be reinvested in the company they work for since that's their best chance of continuing to have a job.

I mean honestly, do they even deserve the pizza? Do they deserve to be paid at all? It's a discussion worth having among rich white christian male landowners.