Closing the Wage Gap
Read more about efforts to reverse income inequality.
State court delays minimum wage increase after previously allowing it to go ahead
By: Colin Jackson | WKAR Public Media | Jul 31, 2022 Michigan residents will have to wait to see a raise in the minimum wage following a court order Friday. A state Court of Claims ruling last week restored a law that lays out a schedule for increasing Michigan’s minimum wage, but Friday’s ruling delays
Bill to enshrine gig work into federal labor law ‘would effectively get rid of the minimum wage and overtime compensation’
By Levi Sumagaysay | Jul 30, 2022 Bill introduced in House would establish a new category of labor law for app-based gig workers, offering some employment protections but no wage and hour protections A bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives would amend U.S. labor law to establish a new classification for gig workers,
State court delays minimum wage increase after allowing it to go ahead
By: Colin Jackson – Michigan Radio – July 30, 2022 Michigan residents will have to wait to see a raise in the minimum wage following a court order Friday. A state Court of Claims ruling last week restored a law that lays out a schedule for increasing Michigan’s minimum wage, but Friday’s ruling delays its
Democrats Are Standing In The Way Of $18/Hr Minimum Wage In California: Joe Sanberg
By: The Hill – Youtube – July 29, 2022 Anti-poverty advocate Joe Sanberg discusses the importance of California passing the Living Wage Act, which would raise minimum wage to $18 per hour in the state. (Read more)
The average S&P 500 CEO makes $18.3 million a year, but the minimum wage hasn’t changed since 2009. It’s time for companies to pay up.
By: Paul Constant – July 28, 2022 Last Sunday marked the 13th anniversary of the day that the federal minimum wage increased to $7.25, where it’s remained today. This is by far the longest period without a federal minimum-wage increase since the wage was established in 1938. And because that number has stayed stuck while prices
198 healthcare facilities affected by Downey’s minimum wage law
By: Alex Dominguez – July 28, 2022 DOWNEY – Downey’s City Council received an update Tuesday on the implementation of the healthcare worker minimum wage passed two weeks ago. The City Council voted 4-0 on July 12 to implement a $25 per hour minimum wage for eligible healthcare workers working in the city’s private hospitals,
