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Should employees of non profit organizations earn only what they need to live?

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ClarencY Male, 18-29 Australia / NZ Joined: 16 yrs ago 8,313 Posts	8 months ago - Monday 6/1/20 - 10:53:03 PM EST (GMT-5) quote message Jesus how are so many people answering positive to this? If this were the case then only you aren't going to attract anyone with any qualifications. Most people that work for non-profits have a degree. That's who employ social workers. You also have researchers, financial specialists and upper management directors who are needed for non-profits to exist. This question reads like someone completely detached from society...
CowDung Male, 40-49 Midwest US Joined: 19 yrs, 3 mos ago 103,746 Posts	8 months ago - Monday 6/1/20 - 11:37:02 PM EST (GMT-5) quote message Isn't it fair that if the company isn't going to make a profit, the employees shouldn't either?
ClarencY Male, 18-29 Australia / NZ Joined: 16 yrs ago 8,313 Posts	8 months ago - Tuesday 6/2/20 - 2:33:24 AM EST (GMT-5) quote message Tell that to Amazon warehouse employees.
CowDung Male, 40-49 Midwest US Joined: 19 yrs, 3 mos ago 103,746 Posts	8 months ago - Tuesday 6/2/20 - 7:52:34 AM EST (GMT-5) quote message Don't they get paid something like $15/hour now? Doesn't seem too unreasonable for that sort of position...
Inquizitor2 Male, 30-39 Western US Joined: 8 yrs, 8 mos ago 7,450 Posts	8 months ago - Tuesday 6/2/20 - 11:41:22 AM EST (GMT-5) quote message On Tuesday 6/2/20 - 7:52:34 AM CowDung wrote: Don't they get paid something like $15/hour now? Doesn't seem too unreasonable for that sort of position... kind of depends on where you live. $15 an hour isn't close to cutting it in CA, especially the bay area and LA. i've heard stories about people up in san jose renting out spots in a living room for $1200+ a month and average looking homes being over $2-3 million.
amaqdrinker Male, 30-39 Eastern US Joined: 12 yrs, 3 mos ago 28,709 Posts	8 months ago - Tuesday 6/2/20 - 2:36:28 PM EST (GMT-5) quote message Don’t non profits operate off of government grants and subsidies? Or taxpayers money in other words?
CowDung Male, 40-49 Midwest US Joined: 19 yrs, 3 mos ago 103,746 Posts	8 months ago - Tuesday 6/2/20 - 2:44:10 PM EST (GMT-5) quote message Not always. Private college/university would be an example.
Mat Male, 18-29 Europe Joined: 16 yrs, 10 mos ago 10,997 Posts	8 months ago - Tuesday 6/2/20 - 8:22:39 PM EST (GMT-5) quote message I don't know how that amount would be decided.
ClarencY Male, 18-29 Australia / NZ Joined: 16 yrs ago 8,313 Posts	8 months ago - Wednesday 6/3/20 - 3:32:20 AM EST (GMT-5) quote message On Tuesday 6/2/20 - 7:52:34 AM CowDung wrote: Don't they get paid something like $15/hour now? Doesn't seem too unreasonable for that sort of position... My point was that employee pay is not tied to company profits, as you mentioned previously. Employees are a resource like any other. Resources that are harder to come by are worth more. Employees that have a less common skillset are therefore paid more. Standard market principle.
CowDung Male, 40-49 Midwest US Joined: 19 yrs, 3 mos ago 103,746 Posts	8 months ago - Wednesday 6/3/20 - 7:54:22 AM EST (GMT-5) quote message I don't disagree.

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