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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don’t engage further. It was rude of her to suggest that price.[/quote] [b]There are many people working much harder for less than $10 per hour[/b]. While your daughter is not obligated to accept that wage, she is also not entitled to be rude. It was not "rude" of your SIL to offer $10 per hour. Teenagers are pretty pampered and the wages have been driven up because parents buy everything for kids, so they don't feel the need to work.[/quote] In this area, that would be illegal as of July: https://does.dc.gov/release/dc-minimum-wage-increase-1520-july-1-2021%C2%A0 So, yes, it is absolutely rude to offer someone a wage that would be not only below market rate, but also illegal, to offer a stranger. And not even *close* to the legal minimum— 33% below. [/quote] You're really a moron if you think people paying a teen to wash their car, watch their cat, or babysit for a couple of hours are going to worry about minimum wage laws. As if the kids are reporting the wages in taxes? JFC. :roll: [/quote] The kid who shovels my sidewalk when it snows isn’t reporting his income either, and he gets $20 for less than an hour of work, which is much easier than watching four kids. Offering him $10 would also be rude.[/quote]
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