You would have a room to yourself, of course, and wages.
"My secretary can give you a check for up to a third of your first pay period's wages."
In the long run, the key to higher wages for all workers is sustained economic growth.
This has not led to higher wages or a significant increase in employment.
Even the recent market surge isn't likely to have changed this very much, given what has happened to wages.
The alternative is to buy off workers by paying up to two months' wages.
Its findings led in the early 1940s to better wages and a new constitution.
A crisis followed the strike which in turn led to more problems and lower wages.
If the point of welfare reform was to lower wages, this is a success.
A policy leading to higher prices and lower wages would be recommended instead.