So long as businesses need employees they will pay the minimum wage. The owner who pays himself $300

The ordinance will increase the hourly minimum wage to $9.75 on Jan. 1, $10.50 in January of 2016 and $11.50 in January of 2017. Beginning in January 2019, the pay scale will be indexed to inflation.
cheap rent cars Supporters said having extra money in their pockets will make it easier to live in a high-cost city. Gloria original proposal had been $13.09 an hour, a figure that a community group pegged as the amount cheap rent cars needed to live here on a no-frills budget.
“We are already seeing and hearing from our members that have businesses that are raising prices and cutting jobs in response to the current increase in the (state) cheap rent cars minimum wage, Hawken said. The state minimum hourly wage went from $8 to $9 on July 1.
Hawken said a recent survey of chamber members found that the proposed cheap rent cars minimum wage increase is a bigger concern than healthcare expenses, and that 14 percent of members are considering moving cheap rent cars out of San Diego.
Schwartz, who co-owns the downtown Ace Hardware with his sister, said he supports the wage hike to $11.50 an hour “as we believe this is a compromise that will help address San Diego s poverty issue without decimating our small business.
So long as businesses need employees they will pay the minimum wage. The owner who pays himself $300,000 per year to watch his minimum wage employees needs to understand that maybe $200,000 thousand is enough, and his employees will have a wage high enough to put gas in the car, and maybe get off food stamps. When will the business class understand that poverty programs are just a subsidy for them to abuse their employees? At minimum wage, a single man still gets free MediCal and more than $100 a month in taxpayer sponsored cheap rent cars food subsidy. Pay your employees fairly, or do the work yourself.
cheap rent cars Nonsense. . . If employees cheap rent cars are not getting paid fairly, then they will go work someone who pays them more. . . or they will demonstrate more value. . . this entitlement attitude is exactly why the US is falling behind companies who teach their children to compete at a young age and to understand that if you re more talented and work harder, you will earn more. Increasing the minimum wage to the point that people can live on it discourages them from improving their own lot in life. It creates mediocrity and expands our current idiocracy . . . why work harder? why get smarter?? the government will make them pay me more, regardless of whether i deserve cheap rent cars it.
Nope. California(and the rest of the country) will fall because cheap rent cars idiots continue to support corporate greed. Keep believing what those rich republicans tell you though. Dem illegals iz takin ma lands Don t surprise anybody
Not only will this lead to layoffs, inflation, and companies moving out of San Diego, it also means that if you make more then minimum wage this is a pay cut. I m am by no means rich but I do make more than minimum wage. Now I m going to have to pay the inflated costs this will cause without a pay increase. There are a lot of people out there like me that will have to cut back on purchases which will cause the economy to go down, not up.
They re not booming, underemployment and unemployment are two different things. The middle class in San Francisco is shrinking dramatically, it s the most expensive place to live in the country, and more companies have left the area in the last year then have come to it. The only people that can afford to live there are the rich and those that qualify for assistance. I m don t belong to either of those groups. The only thing keeping that city going is the tech industry which has an established base in the area.
I m not sure adults were ever meant to work for minimum wage and expect to raise families, live in great neighborhoods, etc. Minimum wage jobs are for teens and part-timers who are supplementing a spouse s income. Raising the minimum wage will not work.