Yes, it is a political question, because the New Dems will be passing the minimum wage increase soon.
I read news from different parts of the country, and during my perusing, I found a paper that covers a small section of Eastern Ohio.
Ohio passed a state minimum wage increase. The paper interviewed small businesses and most said they have already eliminated at least one employee from the payroll, have cut back on employee hours, and raised prices. One small family owned restaurant has already raised their menu prices by fifty cents per meal, and many others are still crunching the numbers. A subway sub shop has increased thier price twenty cents per sandwich. Ohio's new minimum wage is still below the proposed federal minimum, Ohio's new minimum also calls for annual cost of living increases, the fed doesn't.
How much devastation will the Federal increase cause to the common American worker, and American Small Businesses?
2007-01-16
08:56:40
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JustMe, are you serious? A meal with meat in it? You make me laugh.
If somebody has to ride a bike to work, he's a luck bastard. If he has to drive, then he has to have a car, pay insurance, pay for gas in some cases, pay to park, pay for maintenance. Your argument is just plain silly. What if that person is one who gets unemployed or has his hours cut?
How does an extr buck help?
2007-01-16
09:11:16 ·
update #1