A business cannot be a business if it cannot pay it's bills.
A Government needs to tax it's people so Companys can make payroll seems wrong.
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Yep. An employer has zero obligation to pay you enough money to get off public assistance. Their only obligation is to give you at least minimum wage. If you find that this one job isn't enough, perhaps you should find a second job, negotiate a raise, or find a higher paying job. If the market doesn't allow this because of low demand for your skillset or high supply of people who can do the same work as you, that's not your current employer's fault.
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Sure it's a business that gets subsidized by the government as the government pays a quarter of the employees wages in a way through food stamps etc
gerald
no it's not a business it's exploitation it's someone trying to make money that isn't good enough to compete
but it keeps some off welfare so it's business we had slaves for it at one time
RottenPA
Are the employees paid for services? Are taxes paid? Then it is a business.
raina_vissora
Sure... that's pretty much Wal-Mart's business model.