Give the workers daycare, food, accommodation, training/education and pay them peanuts...
In practice, many low-wage workers already get these resources, but via the government (i.e. your taxes) rather than the company.
In practice, many low-wage workers already get these resources, but via the government (i.e. your taxes) rather than the company.
However, as is so often the case when "welfare" or a social safety net comes up, especially in America, what is technically true by a parsimonious and context-free reading of the facts is, in practice, not fundamentally relevant (or even completely true).
it is a full time job to get aid.