Longest Period Without Fed Minimum Wage Increase Since Law Enacted in 1938
Jun 17, 2019
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The federal minimum wage has not been raised in nearly 10 years and June 16 marks the longest period it has been fixed without a raise. As a result, its value has significantly diminished. IPS's Josh Hoxas says if it were raised to $15/hr, almost 40 million workers would benefit
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