By: Taylor Kovar – The Pampa News – July 21, 2022 Hey Taylor – All this talk about hiking the minimum wage up to $15 an hour. On the one hand, I see the need for a good wage. On the other, I’m not sure about that being mandated. What are your thoughts? Hey Jim – This has […]
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By: Maya Brown – The Sun News – July 21, 2022 A former employee of a Myrtle Beach area restaurant is accuses the company of violating the state laws, alleging servers and bartenders were paid less than minimum wage. Madison Doll filed the lawsuit Tuesday against Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux, according to the Horry County Public
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By: Sharon Zhang – July 19, 2022 – Truthout As inaction in Congress extends the longest period in U.S. history without a raise in the federal minimum wage, the value of the minimum wage has reached its lowest point since the mid-20th century. (Read more)
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By: Simon Schuster – July 19, 2022 – Michigan Live Michigan’s minimum wage may be higher and the availability of sick leave for workers expanded after a Court of Claims ruling Tuesday tossed out 2018 legislation that weakened the original policies. (Read more)
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By: Lorie Konish – July 15, 2022 – CNBC Record high inflation has pushed the value of the federal minimum wage down to the lowest level in 66 years, according to a new analysis from the Economic Policy Institute. That minimum federal hourly rate of $7.25 per hour is worth less than any time since
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