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  • Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).

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  • A Texan takes you up on your offer, works for 200 hours, and if you don't pay wt:thon 200 x $7.25 = $1550, thon will sue you.

    Presumably if you lose, you might have to pay court and legal fees.

  • Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).

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  • 6000 hrs is to stay there. They'd have to wear the uniform (if anything) 8760 hr for that year.

    In Texas, that would be:

    $7.25 x 6000 hours at the place would be $43 500, or over 1⅓x of what he’d pay them.

    $7.25 x 8760 hours in the uniform place would be $63 510, or over twice of what he’d pay them.

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    I just check Poland.

    Apparently min wage is zł4.666/month, or about US$1291.55/month, or $15 498.59/yr.

  • Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).

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  • According to this,

    wp:Minimum wage in the United States#State

    minimum wage in Texas is $7.25/hr.

    $7.25 x 6000 hours at the place would be $43 500, or over 1⅓x of what he'd pay them.

    $7.25 x 8760 hours in the uniform place would be $63 510, or over twice of what he'd pay them.

  • Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).

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  • which I'm wondering. 😁🙂

  • Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).

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  • It's simple, less than minimum wage if spread out through 6000 hours, yet I think many people would take the job.

    Think about it: a person will get $20 000, free room and board, where wt:thon can spend all day playing soccer, basketball, pool, or video games—aside from 312 hours of improv—for which thon gets an additional $9 360.

  • Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).

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  • They are paid $20 000, to wear a uniform that year, and stay 6000 hours of that year, at the place.

    8760 hours/yr - 6000 hours = 2760 hours = up to 115 full days away from the place

  • Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).

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  • Any, a few, or all of these 20 can leave at any time.

  • Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).

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  • So if these 20 had to stay in a ship, it would be permitted?

  • Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).

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  • Are seamen paid a minimum wage for every hour they are on board a ship?

  • Hypothetical. Would this be permitted in a US state: long hours, little work, and sub-minimum wage. (please click for details).

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    1. He will pay them $9 360 to work 312 hour to ad lib act.
    2. He might have other jobs for them. They don't have to do them, but if they do, he will pay them $30/hr.
    3. He will pay each $20 000 to be there 6000 hours in that year, and (if clothed) to wear a uniform for all of that year. Besides that they can lounge around and do nothing.

  • Why is Lemmy so US-centric? The largest instances are in Europe, aren't they? So why does it have to be US news trolling as if it were Reddit?

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  • Why is Lemmy so US-centric? The largest instances are in Europe, aren't they? So why does it have to be US news trolling as if it were Reddit?

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  • It's possible that most English-speakers on this planet are in the US.

  • Evangelical church urges Trump admin to 'execute' LGBTQ Americans

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  • "Sorry dude, I ain't gonna die just to please you. You talk like a sicko. What's the matter? You didn't get breastfed? Did a Jewish black guy steal your girlfriend? Were you bullied by pretentious left-of-center liberals? Is your father a psycho who beat your mother to a pulp in front of you when you were a child, like Klara Hitler might have been? Is your mother still alive? Did your comrades and you drive your half-neice, the one a little over half your age, and the one you might have been having sex with to suicide or perhaps kill her? Maybe you should get some counseling before you do anything stupid, or even more stupid."

  • Trump sent Jeffrey Epstein 'bawdy' 50th birthday letter: WSJ

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  • I heard it on CBC Radio 1 about 15-20 minutes ago. 😁🙂

  • Trump disavows supporters pushing Jeffrey Epstein 'bulls---': 'I don't want their support anymore!'

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  • 'bulls---': 'I don't want their support anymore!'

    I don't want them to support Trump anymore either.

  • Senate votes to kill entire public broadcasting budget in blow to NPR and PBS

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  • Evangelical church urges Trump admin to 'execute' LGBTQ Americans

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  • IIUC, execution is a punishment.

    While you might use force—even deadly force—to deal with certain lethal threats, you don't punish somebody for what you think they might do.

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    FWIW and on a related topic: wp:Killing baby Hitler.

  • Trump Congratulates Leader of English-Speaking Country for His Good English

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  • "So many books. I can't believe how many books they had. There were books everywhere in this building."

  • Trump Congratulates Leader of English-Speaking Country for His Good English

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  • "Thank you Mister President."

    "Yunno, your king speaks good English too, I see a lot of people here speaking good English."

    "Again, thank you Mister President."