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is this some anti-work thing or something? at least give them credit for spending the time to make that.

including tips in wages for your job advertisement is illegal

>90% of companies "don't pay enough".
>Leftists demand companies pay a "living wage" to employees.
>It's a matter of "morals".

Have you ever wondered maybe it's not the millions of companies that are gouging the worker, but something else? Like, the devaluing of the dollar, the endless loans given out to companies, derivatives and leverage on assets sometimes reaching over 100x what they're worth? Oh no, it's the free market, freedom and capitalism. Okay.

i'd sit through an interview for a pizza but i probably wouldn't accept the job

Probably Cutco™ They put up fliers all over college campuses trying to scam desperate students. Basically, you give them $300, they give you a set of knives they claim have a $1,000 value, and then you go trying to sell the knives to your relatives/neighbors/etc. I used to tear these things down all over campus.

Want some coke with that pizza?

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Why can't it be both

This looks like one of those places you apply to just to fuck with them and disappear the first week.

I've always know my employer can afford to pay me more, it really is greed. Money being consolidated in the hands of only a few and the problem isn't that I don't work hard enough, I'm a machine operator I make 4 pallets of product in a shift that value at roughly 2k each when sold meaning I see 200$ of the $8000 in value I created, I fix the machine, I run the machine I quality inspect, they could easily give me a salary that pays 300$ a day and they won't, the building alone generates millions of dollars a month