Retail workers who work on Thanksgiving or Christmas should be compensated at a mandatory rate of at least triple time of their normal pay.
If a corporation believes that there is enough money to be made on these two days that they can deny their employees from their family, then then they should have to compensate their employees for the time they are not allowed to spend with their family.
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