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Well that takes it off the table for a tad of time
For those against a raise in the min wage, mainly Republicans, people should be paid a decent wage
I wonder how much Fed/State monies are paid to subsidize heath care for those below the poverty levels
US has a higher level of poverty than most developed economies, perhaps the highest, have not checked
Again and again those at low income pay the price for such a ridiculous min wage
For those against a raise in the min wage, mainly Republicans, people should be paid a decent wage
I wonder how much Fed/State monies are paid to subsidize heath care for those below the poverty levels
US has a higher level of poverty than most developed economies, perhaps the highest, have not checked
Again and again those at low income pay the price for such a ridiculous min wage
Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough ruled Thursday that a plan to boost the minimum wage as part of a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill doesn’t comply with budget rules.
The decision from the key Senate official is a significant blow to progressives, who viewed the plan to increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour as one of their top priorities in the massive coronavirus relief plan.
Because Democrats are trying to pass the coronavirus bill through reconciliation — a fast-track process that lets them bypass the 60-vote legislative filibuster — every provision has to comply with arcane budget rules.
Parliamentarian nixes minimum wage hike in coronavirus bill
The Senate parliamentarian on Thursday ruled against including a boost to the minimum wage in a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill, arguing that it runs afoul of budget rules. The dec…
thehill.com