RT @kai_newkirk: How can a worker be both essential and unworthy of a living wage?
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RT @BarackObama: This Labor Day, lets thank all those who've kept our country going this yearnurses, teachers, delivery drivers, food ser&
RT @Public_Citizen: Federal minimum wage: 2009: $7.25 2010: $7.25 2011: $7.25 2012: $7.25 2013: $7.25 2014: $7.25 2015: $7.25 2016: $7.25&
RT @POTUS: I believe no one should work full time and still live in poverty. That’s why today, I raised the minimum wage to $15 an hour for…
RT @laurenboebert: Don't ever forget that every single "free" thing in America is paid for by someone who has a job.
RT @SilverARTicfox: https://t.co/sk8X1YEYlA
RT @AOC: Unemployment also hit 14.8% in 2020, the highest rate ever seen in the US since data collection began. Does the Senator want to j<U+2026>
RT @chrislhayes: They're worried low wage workers might get TOO MUCH MONEY during a period when the economy is might contract by 25% and un&
RT @RBReich: Let's get one thing straight: there is no labor shortage. There is a shortage of employers willing to pay their workers a livi…
RT @Public_Citizen: Federal minimum wage: 2009: $7.25 2010: $7.25 2011: $7.25 2012: $7.25 2013: $7.25 2014: $7.25 2015: $7.25 2016: $7.25…