No business has a right to exist.
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If you'd rather lose business than pay a living wage then it's not a policy issue, it's a management issue.
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The owners work is being undervalued?! lol
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I read it. Just because the owners feel it doesn't make it true.
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It's not that risky to run a business. If it fails then you're insulated from its failure.
If your business can't succeed without your employees being impoverished then it's not a business that deserves to exist.
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Assuming that you don't already have the capital from other means.
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So they're employees should be poor because the owners want more profits?
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Because they don't want to pay a living wage to their employees yet they want all of the profits from the business.
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