The "here" part of the question changes the entire meaning of the question, rendering the stated answer completely off topic (cause, you know, "here" is not the only place you can earn money for food).
Companies compete with one another, and that means the conditions of employment tend to be comparable from one employer to another. What the employees get is largely superficial choice, similar to how you get 50 brands of chips that are all basically the same. That's capitalist relations in a nutshell.
The "here" part of the question changes the entire meaning of the question, rendering the stated answer completely off topic (cause, you know, "here" is not the only place you can earn money for food).
Companies compete with one another, and that means the conditions of employment tend to be comparable from one employer to another. What the employees get is largely superficial choice, similar to how you get 50 brands of chips that are all basically the same. That's capitalist relations in a nutshell.