Work at a parking garage for 10 years brehsit's not 15 dollars yet
and this
"Tegegne Desta Yigzaw is bringing home larger paychecks.
Yigzaw began earning $13 per hour Jan. 1 at his 40-hour-a week job at a parking garage in South Lake Union. When he started working there 10 years ago, he was making only $8 per hour."
is just
Don't make it national policy. States and cities can do whatever they like.
Most of the country can't support a $15 wage.
Oh, and the article states several times theres no data:
The UW researchers plan to release a detailed analysis in June of how wages, hours and jobs have been impacted since the ordinance took effect last April. They will analyze data from the state’s Employment Security Department, which tracks wages and hours for each worker in the state, as well as tax filings.
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The lack of precise data hasn’t stopped outside observers from drawing conclusions.
I was at my desk yesterday and heard my supervisor and someone else trying to argue those bullshyt talking points was about to go in they was lucky I was busy might bring this up on Tuesday.so brehs who were saying this would be an apocalypse were totally right
I saw some pics of Seattle and it looks like Detroit
Businesses could not afford the increase, brehs were right.
Seattle is a total mess and...
A year in, ‘the sky is not falling’ from Seattle’s minimum-wage hike
hold your L and dont let me find that thread and tag you morons.
HEY, THE'RE "ENHANCEMENT TALENT", BROTHER!The less the jobbers make, the more you make.
dapWork at a parking garage for 10 years brehs
This is a terrible idea. You would send more people into poverty.
Its not the end of the world..it will just mean one less employee...the first to go will be the guy standing at the second cash registerSupporters of a $15 minimum wage are about to get a heaping helping of reality.
Self-service kiosks will be made available to the more than 6,000 Wendy’s franchises in the United States, the company announced on Thursday. Individual restaurant managers will decide whether to install them as an alternative to having human beings take customers’ orders.
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BEEP BOOP CAN I TAKE YOUR ORDER: Automated ordering machines, like these at a McDonald’s in Spain, are coming to the United States as a response to higher minimum wages.
According to Investors Business Daily, which reported the news, Wendy’s executives said the decision was driven by a tight labor market and higher minimum wages in many states.
After all, a computer kiosk doesn’t need to be paid $15 an hour to take orders.
Wendy’s President Todd Penegor told IBD that franchise locations have been raising prices to offset wage hikes and said the company is wary about both wage hikes and a possible recovery in commodity prices and is “working so hard to find efficiencies.”
