Something You May Not Have Known: Labor Day
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That is the free market at work. People are an asset and companies will pay them their value, not out of altruism, but as a business decision to “keep good help”.
“Ford doubled the pay for workers on the assembly line, but his decision was not out of altruism. It was a money saving gambit to keep workers on the job instead of having to train new hires daily.”