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No job is worth more than the economic output of the employee. There are plenty of jobs that don't warrant a "living wage". Blame the central bankers the number of jobs that fall into that category grows every year.
No job is worth more than the economic output of the employee. There are plenty of jobs that don't warrant a "living wage". Blame the central bankers the number of jobs that fall into that category grows every year.
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