This is the perfect day to grumble through your taxes,
knowing that most likely Uncle Sam’s going to take most, if not all of your
money. This year, this day marks something more than that! Fast-food workers are
protesting their minimum wage pay. Calling for a $6.25 increase, the protesters
are asking for the minimum wage to be increased from $8.75 to $15. Were used to
hearing complaints about money like clockwork every year, especially when April
15th rolls around, but these complaints have been a long time
coming.
The “Fight for $15” campaign has been catching the attention
of many media platforms and many large chains have started to make the change.
Wal-Mart raised its minimum pay to $9 an hour and Target and T.J. Maxx are both
following suit. According to a recent Fox Business article,
a unionized electrical foreman, Mitch Tepper, stated “we’re all in the same
boat,” saying this campaign could lead to broader wage increases. Of course
everyone would like to make more money. You’d be crazy if you didn’t! These
employees are banding together to try and bring about change in the work place.
Are you worried your employees might be watching these individuals protest
right now and grow unhappy with their pay as well?
If you’re an employer, you have probably heard grumblings
around the water cooler and possibly heard your own employees complaining about
the job pay you’re supplying to them. Sometimes it’s just harmless venting, but
how can you make sure that it doesn’t turn into a national sensation like the
“Fight for $15” campaign? While you can monitor these feelings with your own
ears and attempt an honest discussion with that employee, today it’s more likely
that your employee will text their complaint to a friend, or post their work-related
problems on their Facebook wall, for fear that you would hear the words coming
out of their mouth. The days of overhearing a private phone call and just
dealing with that conversation are over. The need to monitor online activities
is a new threat in the workplace.
Realistically you can’t be looking over your employees
shoulders every minute of the work day, since the work at hand is the priority
throughout the day. With the use of cell
phone monitoring software like Easy Spy
you can let the software “look over their shoulder” for you. With this spy
software you are given the ability to track all text messages, call logs, email
messages, social media activity and more. This takes the responsibility off
your back to monitor your employees
and allows you to be free to do your own work without worrying about employee
uproar and eventual protest.
Easy Spy is so helpful, even on this Tax Day! By charging a
one-time fee, unlike most of the other competitors in this market, it is the most cost-efficient cell phone monitoring
software available. Save more of your money from Uncle Sam this Tax Day
with Easy Spy.
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