Workers have already more than paid for this via uncompensated productivity increases at a societal level, and I'd argue most rich people would agree it's a lot cheaper to give people a few extra days off than it is to have their business expropriated and turned in to a co-op by the employees that actually preform the labor and generate the wealth.
Maybe I'm some crazy marxist, but I really do believe there is more to life than working from 13 to 65, then struggling to survive on a pitance of a pension at $50,353 ARS/month while your body and mind start to slowly decay, and you pass away 11 years later at 76, the average life expectancy here.
For what it's worth, I made 2 transfers late yesterday. One a cash pick up the other to an Argentina bank from a US bank. Both were completed today and the fee offset by blue peso rate difference. Excellent service.
For what it's worth, I made 2 transfers late yesterday. One a cash pick up the other to an Argentina bank from a US bank. Both were completed today and the fee offset by blue peso rate difference. Excellent service.
Don't you think it's silly to try to convince yourself that you got a great rate by comparing it to another inferior rate? I did a transfer yesterday and got a true rate of 326.75, and received the money in an hour. Really excellent service.
