Living wage
Living wage refers to the minimum hourly wage necessary for a person to achieve some arbitrarily defined standard of living.
-Wikipedia: Living wage
Living wage: How about $9 an hour?
With the federal minimum wage stuck at $5.15 for years, cities and states are rebelling. The so-called living-wage campaign rewards workers, but critics say it discourages business.
Opponents of the living-wage movement believe market forces, not regulation, should set wages.
"More often than not, low or unskilled workers are displaced from the job they hold," oftentimes being replaced by a high-school student lured by the higher pay, Doyle said.
...increasingly, Americans see the living wage as a moral issue, and are voting in living-wage ordinances to address the widening gap between rich and poor.
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-Wikipedia: Living wage
Living wage: How about $9 an hour?
With the federal minimum wage stuck at $5.15 for years, cities and states are rebelling. The so-called living-wage campaign rewards workers, but critics say it discourages business.
Opponents of the living-wage movement believe market forces, not regulation, should set wages.
"More often than not, low or unskilled workers are displaced from the job they hold," oftentimes being replaced by a high-school student lured by the higher pay, Doyle said.
...increasingly, Americans see the living wage as a moral issue, and are voting in living-wage ordinances to address the widening gap between rich and poor.
Continue reading at MSN
See MSN Money's 25 Top-rated Articles
I did it again. Came online for a break from Econs and started reading Econs articles.
Oh well.
Side effect of Econs overload.
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