Should the disability workers from Goodwill Industries fight for civil rights because of very low wage?

I have enclosed a link on Goodwill Industries to illustrate the askers question and for members benefit.

I see they are a "not for profit" company established in 1902 and seem very respectable. I am sure the wage rates are agreed and while its a shame disabled people could not demand more money,I am sure its fair in the circumstances. So disabled workers should not cause trouble unduly.

I am sure the disabled workers at Goodwill are compensated, fairly. Goodwill is NOT a FOR PROFIT agency. Goodwill tries to HELP people. Have things come to such a filthy pass that people will sue the very people trying to help them? The NEXT time I see a burning house with four little kids trapped inside---I'm NOT getting involved. I don't want to get sued for trying to save lives.

When they are qualified to work in the open market, they can get competitive wages.

they should claim wages similar to Bankers and fight even violently

Certainly, fight for your rights and fight to get your country back.

No.