Gallup: Inflation Causing At Least "Some" Hardship for 45% of U.S. Households (user search)
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« on: December 29, 2021, 09:53:07 PM »

A minimum wage increase would have gotten people a wage that exceeded inflation months ago and would have allowed for more crucial savings and investments. It was a poor idea not to raise it back in January last year.

You do realize only about 3% of workers work on minimum wage, right? So raising minimum wage would have almost no impact?
41% of workers make less than $15 an hour. 31% make less than $12. They may not be working for the literal minimum wage, but they're not working for a living wage either. A $15 minimum wage means a guaranteed raise for 41% of the workforce.
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