r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/killHACKS • 27d ago
If only there was a solution.
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Take the job, then sue her for underpayment...
285 u/BingErrDronePilot 27d ago Yeah no. She's legally correct. Her minimum wage is lower, but still doesn't mean she's going to find anyone who will work for her 63 u/Orrery- 27d ago OK! Im from the UK so didn't realise there were differences, I thought she was trying to get round the rules by saying she's a small business 72 u/BingErrDronePilot 27d ago It's ok. I don't think many people who live in the states know the differences either. In my state if your business makes less than $500,000/year you can legally pay a lower wage. Also, waitresses can be paid lower because they receive tips.
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Yeah no. She's legally correct. Her minimum wage is lower, but still doesn't mean she's going to find anyone who will work for her
63 u/Orrery- 27d ago OK! Im from the UK so didn't realise there were differences, I thought she was trying to get round the rules by saying she's a small business 72 u/BingErrDronePilot 27d ago It's ok. I don't think many people who live in the states know the differences either. In my state if your business makes less than $500,000/year you can legally pay a lower wage. Also, waitresses can be paid lower because they receive tips.
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OK! Im from the UK so didn't realise there were differences, I thought she was trying to get round the rules by saying she's a small business
72 u/BingErrDronePilot 27d ago It's ok. I don't think many people who live in the states know the differences either. In my state if your business makes less than $500,000/year you can legally pay a lower wage. Also, waitresses can be paid lower because they receive tips.
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It's ok. I don't think many people who live in the states know the differences either. In my state if your business makes less than $500,000/year you can legally pay a lower wage. Also, waitresses can be paid lower because they receive tips.
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u/Orrery- 27d ago
Take the job, then sue her for underpayment...