[paying workers with learning disabilities less than the minimum wage]
peter.suber's bookmarks 2023-03-16
Summary:
Reddit thread on question, "Should people with learning disabilities be allowed to work for less than the minimum wage" — or, "Should employers be allowed to exploit some of society's most vulnerable people?"
PS: Many questions:
--Do any employers justify this by appeal to employee consent?
--Do these employees do less than min-wage workers do?
--If this practice were prohibited, would employers do without the same number of employees, or hire some number of better paid employees?
--Does the min wage statute permit this? If so, how does it describe this "exception"? What's the legislative history on that? What was the rationale?
Link:
https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/11ssdyz/no_words/From feeds:
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