Ten reasons a two-tier wage system is morally wrong and discriminatory.
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The following is a submission from a MOLSON worker who gave his permission to publish.
Ten reasons a two-tier wage system is morally wrong and discriminatory.
T.M.D.
- It's exploitative and treats the temporary workforce as a mere source of cheap labour.
- It's divisive and attempts to separate the workers into different classes.
- Is based on the cheap, morally bankrupt concept that if there are no laws against it then it's ok to abuse the workers.
- Workers should have a basic right to equal pay for work performed.
- All deserve to be fairly and equally rewarded for their years of service.
- Each workers time, effort and sacrifice is as valuable as the next.
- Corporate greed not only denies, it deprives workers of justly earned personal gains, freedoms and an opportunity to thrive and get ahead.
- It's an insult to the individual's personal dignity and self-worth.
- It streamlines the hard earned benefits and justly deserved wages of the employee directly into the pockets of shareholders and profiteers.
- An ethical company would show leadership, by setting a good example in fair policy, because it's the "right thing to do."
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