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On Jan. 1, 1981 (when Democrat Jimmy Carter was President) the minimum wage went from $3.10 to $3.35. Nineteen days later, Republican Ronald Reagan became President and the minimum wage didn’t go up again until April 1, 1990.
The minimum wage went up twice under Daddy Bush & twice under President Clinton, but then we had another long-stall…from Sept. 1997 until July 2007, there was no raise.
If you look at the 30-year time period of 1981-2011, you see that 19 of those 30 years went by without an increase in pay for millions of Americans.
This has made the minimum wage no longer a “minimum wage”. And this problem is long overdue to be addressed.
We need a Living Wage in the USA.
They raised minimum wage here in Canada quite a bit. But I’m not sure that’s really a good solution to the problem. You see, when they raise minimum wage, it causes companies to charge more for their services/good because they have to pay their employees more. It makes everything more expensive, then everybody pays more.
I think one helpful thing would be to work to create more affordable houseing.
^I agree. A comfortable life should be within reach of anyone on a standard/minimum wage, rather then upping wages. Not that it’s likely to work anytime soon though. (via silvicultrix)
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