Originally Posted by
cyclezealot
It's called a livable wage. They demand you to come into work in a car; they should pay you for such. Or let you arrive in the manner you choose.. The company does not owe you a car.. I mostly agree. Federal minimum wages are supposed to gauge our needs for modest living.. You should take a gander at workers in the maquiladoras in Tijuana, Mexico .. They have your exact same attitude.. No need for parking lots there. But, even there they help arrange company buses to get workers to work, since they don't pay a livable wage.
You mostly agree! This is unbelievable. Employers aren't there to provide you with things like transporation. The role of businesses is to produce goods and services for the public to buy. They operate in a competitive environment which includes attracting and retaining employees. They pay, and provide benefits, to employees based on what the marketplace dictates. If they pay higher than market rates, they will not be profitable and competitive.