A policy alternative to helping minimum wage workers
Generally, indexation is linking one variable’s (e.g., a minimum wage, a benefit) value to changes in another, independent variable (e.g., an average wage, cost of living). For example, a price index is constructed by dividing the price of a market basket of goods and services in a given year by that same basket’s prices in a base year. …
Vanita Gupta, President and CEO
Read MoreActivist Leader, Fight for $15 and a Union
Read MoreThea Mei Lee, President
Read MoreU.S. Representative, North Carolina, Republican
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Read MoreAround 139 million workers are covered, but big exemptions exist
Read MoreA raise would increase incomes but could mean job losses
Read MoreA policy alternative to helping minimum wage workers
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