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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsProductivity Gains and Wages increases
Should there be a law in America that a certain percentage of productivity gains have to go to wage increases? I read a statistic that showed from 1993 to 2002 manufacturing productivity rose 57 percent, but wages only rose 6 percent. In addition, it has been stated on numerous occasions that wage increases have not kept up with productivity increases.
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Productivity Gains and Wages increases (Original Post)
erpowers
Jul 2013
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MotherPetrie
(3,145 posts)1. Works for me.
TheMastersNemesis
(10,602 posts)2. Don't Hold Your Breath
leftstreet
(36,116 posts)3. Blasphemy!
DURec
byeya
(2,842 posts)4. When the private sector was approx 30% organized, productivity gains, in part, went to
the workers. No unions, no productivity gains. It's a disgrace.