That was an amazing story!
I just hope that he is being payed fairly. Here is an example of someone who is disabled and not being payed fairly in my opinion.
>Kandu Industries can pay Chris and roughly 150 other workers substantially below the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour because of a 1938 provision in the Fair Labor Standards Act that permits employers, who apply to the Department of Labor for a waiver, to pay lower wages to people with disabilities.[1]
>According to the department, about 20 percent of people with disabilities participate in the workforce, and of that group, about 3 percent, or approximately 195,000 workers, are being paid subminimum wages. These workers typically make well below the minimum wage, sometimes as low as “pennies per hour,” according to the Department of Justice.[1]
(Many People With Disabilities Are Being Paid Way Below the Minimum Wage, and It’s Perfectly Legal)[https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2017/08/many-people-wit...
I just hope that he is being payed fairly. Here is an example of someone who is disabled and not being payed fairly in my opinion.
>Kandu Industries can pay Chris and roughly 150 other workers substantially below the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour because of a 1938 provision in the Fair Labor Standards Act that permits employers, who apply to the Department of Labor for a waiver, to pay lower wages to people with disabilities.[1]
>According to the department, about 20 percent of people with disabilities participate in the workforce, and of that group, about 3 percent, or approximately 195,000 workers, are being paid subminimum wages. These workers typically make well below the minimum wage, sometimes as low as “pennies per hour,” according to the Department of Justice.[1]
(Many People With Disabilities Are Being Paid Way Below the Minimum Wage, and It’s Perfectly Legal)[https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2017/08/many-people-wit...