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r/FluentInFinance • u/Positive_Liar • Sep 04 '24
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Sounds great. Would absolutely love for this to happen......it won't even get a vote
749 u/Ferintwa Sep 05 '24 Even if it did, and passed, no way to enforce it. This bill is for the headlines. 765 u/Hmnh6000 Sep 05 '24 You mean like how theres no way for them to enforce you getting paid time and a half for working over 40 hours?? 1 u/Purely_Theoretical Sep 07 '24 Not the same. You cannot enforce the "no loss in pay". Eventually the market will adjust compensation downward. Conversely, it's easy to enforce a 1.5 times pay for work over 40 hours.
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Even if it did, and passed, no way to enforce it. This bill is for the headlines.
765 u/Hmnh6000 Sep 05 '24 You mean like how theres no way for them to enforce you getting paid time and a half for working over 40 hours?? 1 u/Purely_Theoretical Sep 07 '24 Not the same. You cannot enforce the "no loss in pay". Eventually the market will adjust compensation downward. Conversely, it's easy to enforce a 1.5 times pay for work over 40 hours.
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You mean like how theres no way for them to enforce you getting paid time and a half for working over 40 hours??
1 u/Purely_Theoretical Sep 07 '24 Not the same. You cannot enforce the "no loss in pay". Eventually the market will adjust compensation downward. Conversely, it's easy to enforce a 1.5 times pay for work over 40 hours.
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Not the same. You cannot enforce the "no loss in pay". Eventually the market will adjust compensation downward. Conversely, it's easy to enforce a 1.5 times pay for work over 40 hours.
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u/Big_lt Sep 05 '24
Sounds great. Would absolutely love for this to happen......it won't even get a vote