Pretty much, they all get paid the same for the first few years of there occupationbut say you work as a doctor for ten years you will make more than the Doctor Who has only worked for five years.
Cuba is a communist nation; in Communism, everyone is apart of the same class
They travel the in same ways everyone else does, by car, bus, bikes, walk....
Erm,,, Cuba's government type is communist state... it means that everyone is the same in the whole country,,, everyone gets same salary... and there's one ruler and i don think you can vote it. you can think that it is da opposite of US and tats the reason US and Cuba is currantly not having any trade going on. hope it answered your question! :)
It all depends on your rank. Everyone in the military gets paid the same by rank. If your an E1 you get paid around 1,300. You can be infantry and have the same rank as a bridgecrew member and still get paid the same.
EVERYONE!
Well it depends how you mean "happy". On Cuba everyone is happy because they look more positive on the life. I have been to Cuba and most stuff what people say about Cuba is false. Almost everyone have a phone on Cuba. Theres absolutly no rasism on Cuba something that really fasinated me and with stuff like that who wouldn't be happy =) ?
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No, because everyone on the team does all the same parts during the game
The end of capitalism, the end of royalty, everyone gets paid the same, everyone has the same equal opportunities, everyone lives in the same type of apartment building, everyone has the same education. The end of religion, (communists are atheists). Communists want the whole world to be communist. The end of different types of goods. One type of car, one style of clothing.
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If they are working in a restaurant they get it from their employer. If they own it they have to be paid after everyone else is paid.
The Equal Pay Act was passed in 1963 and suggests that everyone no matter what age race or gender should be paid the same to do the same job with the same responsibilities. Following the American Civil Rights Movement.