According to Fortune magazine, the Colorado Correctional Industries has created “a burgeoning $65 million business that employs 2,000 convicts at 17 facilities.”
Some reports put the earnings of Colorado inmates working for Whole Foods at a base pay of 60 cents per day.
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http://sputniknews.com/us/20150719/1024814926.html
You might be surprised at the size of the prison labor system in the US. When I worked for a state environmental agency, we got pollution permit applications all the time for prison industries.
Realistically, the US "labor" market will someday be limited to the following:
- robots
- unlawful immigrants
- prisoners
Anyone else will be too expensive for our corporate overlords.
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