Reply to "Trauma-informed wages?"

Chris EngelMember

I think it makes a great case for trauma-informed wages! Basically they are offering employment that causes an adverse life experience (not a living wage and probably w/o viable health insurance benefits). Also low wages make Social Security retirement impossible b/c low wages make for low SS benefits at the age of retirement. Sadly part-time and low-wage work have been the trend in so many areas of "industry" within the last 15-20 or so years. The labor movement is not as powerful as it once was. I know some are saying we need a new economic model because we have outgrown capitalism.

7/25/132:06 PM

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