Comments by "Stuart Brown" (@stuartbrown8259) on "What were the practical reasons for the colour bar in employment in Britain in the 1950s and 1960s?" video.

  1.  @heliumcalcium396  You're missing the point of the persons comment. Of course everyone is greedy in their own way. That being said, those that supply the product, ie. the owners, will go out of their way to supply it at the cheapest price, to gain most profits, either for themselves or the shareholders. Nothing wrong with that in principle. However, further down the chain, the workers who actually do the graft on the shop floor, get shafted. By that I mean, the bosses will pay whatever wages they can, to maximise the profits. In most cases it will be the lowest they can get away with.
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  2. They might not be unpleasant people openly, but they aren't in the business of making money for the sake of it. It's all about profit, so to achieve that profit, they must either increase the cost of the product they sell, or pay lower wages, or at least the bare minimum. ​ @michaelcatto8323 
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