Good luck finding that in NY.
What dont you understand? Or do you just not comprehend the concept of government and how it needs the private sector to function?
Has Bill deblasio ever had a real job?
Should minimum wage be raised?
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Good luck finding that in NY.
What dont you understand? Or do you just not comprehend the concept of government and how it needs the private sector to function?
Has Bill deblasio ever had a real job?
Good luck finding that in NY.
What dont you understand? Or do you just not comprehend the concept of government and how it needs the private sector to function?
Has Bill deblasio ever had a real job?
*yawn*
what exactly are you trying to accomplish here?
them pipe dreams
them pipe dreams
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I always find it funny when people say "I never see black people in Seattle"
Where the fukk do you guys be going???
Why don't you come on over :pkdad:
Breh! Sweatshops pay more than the average wage in those countries. Like 20x more.
Plus other jobs are 7days a week for a penny. Sweatshops give you a day off and allows children to focus on school instead of working because their parents now make enough to put food on the table consistently.
SeaTac minimum-wage($15) measure takes narrow early lead:
http://blogs.seattletimes.com/polit...oters-will-decide-on-15-an-hour-minimum-wage/
Alright brehs this is our test case for minimum wage. Looks like the bill will pass and should be finalized by Friday...
http://blogs.seattletimes.com/polit...oters-will-decide-on-15-an-hour-minimum-wage/
Alright brehs this is our test case for minimum wage. Looks like the bill will pass and should be finalized by Friday...
After 20+ min raises, it amazes me that people still think its the answer 
Maybe the 30th raise will solve the problem
Maybe the 30th raise will solve the problem
After doing a lot of reading, listening, watching, and even doing a debate on this.
Min. wage should be raised. $7.25 is too low. $15 is too high.
I'm willing to pay slightly higher prices on stuff. Like if a $7 fast food meal was $9, im okay with that.
I'd say for wait staff put them at $4.50 instead of $2.13, and instead of $7.25 do $9.
Min. wage should be raised. $7.25 is too low. $15 is too high.
I'm willing to pay slightly higher prices on stuff. Like if a $7 fast food meal was $9, im okay with that.
I'd say for wait staff put them at $4.50 instead of $2.13, and instead of $7.25 do $9.
Inflation will eat the purchasing power of whatever the wage is raised to. Its an exercise in futility.
True. The consumer should determine this.
But if so many companies that provide non essential goods/services can pay more....why can't these restaurants...shyt, is even EIGHT dollars too much?