• iopq@lemmy.world
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    7 months ago

    $26 an hour would have negative effects on minorities and young people. Right now people with little work experience and education can easily still have a job. That would not be the case if the minimum wage was increased, since fewer companies would be able to afford to pay you $26 an hour to be trained

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          7 months ago

          Why not $50 an hour minimum wage then?

          Because the CEO wants to buy another boat, and in 'murica is legally allowed to bribe government representatives.

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        7 months ago

        You seriously think anyone from the street knows how to cook?

        Let me remind you that employees that are cooking need to follow health regulations