Tovar will be paid $12,000 for her temporary position with the city, which ends on June 30, 2025, the publication reported. read more
After California's $20 minimum wage for fast-food workers went into effect in April, some economists expected affected restaurants to cut jobs. So what actually happened? They not only added workers but did so at a faster pace than fast-food restaurants in the nation as a whole"or at least that was the claim of a research paper by two labor economists at the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of California, Davis. If you actually read it, you'll find that the results celebrated in the press release and echoed by the media aren't in the paper. In fact, it barely addresses the effect of the minimum wage increase on fast-food employment in California. It offers no numbers and no models. There's no evidence that fast-food jobs increased after the law was implemented. read more
Like so many I am heartbroken at the result. Like so many I gave more money to this campaign than I have ever given in my lifetime to a presidential campaign. And like so many, I have questions. Questions that we deserve to have answered. And, given the scale of our losses on Tuesday night, it is now incumbent upon those who were inside of the campaign to provide them.
#27 The laws allow it, that's more than enough.
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There were plenty more to choose from.
So, since it's happening... I suddenly identify as a woman, a teen girl actually... Point me at your young female family members, It's time to change for gym.
and it's hyperbole if you can't tell.