RT @NickHanauer: Reminder. The minimum wage in seattle is now $16.39. Apparently, not a job killer.
Matt Hansen
@MattHansenNE · NE · S
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| Labor | 4.9% | 1.9% | +3.0 pp | Over-indexed | 83 |
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RT @clairecm: So many women have told me they settled for jobs that were less than they wanted because they’d let them pick up their kids w…
Context for everyone discussing the impact of football on our economy: About 50,000 people in NE are arlready unemployed and saw their benefits drop by $600 a week due to the CAREs Act expiring. That's a $30 million hit each week until Congress does something.
PSA: If your employer shuts down or eliminates your hours due to COVID-19, and doesn't give you paid leave, you are likely entitled to unemployment benefits. @LegalAidNEB has a good FAQ for employment-related issues people may be facing: https://t.co/CCqdgyaAHn
Restaurant servers are getting paid $2.13 an hour to go to work in a pandemic. If you can't be civil to them, stay home. https://t.co/f2BWmWpYYm
I still can't get over the fact that $600/week (aka $15/hour) was being argued as such a good deal that huge numbers of essential workers would leave their jobs. Doesn't that confirm we're woefully underpaying people across the board? https://t.co/QuelqtVGcp via @owhnews
It was unemployment benefits for all immigrants. They're only "non-working" because they got laid off. https://t.co/Fl683CEsLI
RT @NebraskaMegan: What goes unsaid in many of these "we can't find workers" stories is that for the first time, many workers have the abil…
Following Memorial Day, I am proud that this session we passed #LB255 which creates the first statewide benefit for firefighters and others who are killed in the line of duty. Thank you to all my cosponsors and others who supported the In The Line of Duty Compensation Act. https://t.co/4MShoaCtMP
We're working on some clearer explainations of unemployment benefits that we will share soon. In the meantime, the basic recommendation is: if you're no longer getting paid, you should apply: https://t.co/uXmXMFeoh2