Friday, June 30, 2017

New Study: Guess Who’s Getting The Shaft From Seattle’s Minimum-Wage Hike?

New Study: Guess Who’s Getting The Shaft From Seattle’s Minimum-Wage Hike?

June 30, 2017 New Study: Guess Who’s Getting The Shaft From Seattle’s Minimum-Wage Hike? , 0 Comments


By Hoyt Air, June 26, 2017

Oh, let’s not always see the same hands. Seattle led the way for imposing dramatic increases in the minimum wage to $15 per hour over a span of a few years arguing that it would lift the fortunes of low-wage earners. Several cities and states have followed suit, including Los Angeles, as its main daily notes today while reporting on a study that calls that assumption into serious question. It turns out that low-wage earners might be getting the shaft rather than an elevator:

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