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    The federal minimum wage is currently static at 7.25 an hour. The debate over whether to increase or decrease wages has been ongoing for nearly a century. Each generation brings with it it’s own costs. However, the minimum wage has always been increased to meet the modern day living expenses, but in the year 2016 this is not the case. I, myself have worked several minimum wage jobs ranging from carhop to hostess. Luckily I have parents who assist me in paying my bills and living expenses,…

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    Each year the cost of living increases, yet minimum wage stays the same. It is hard for people who are depending on the minimum wage to actually survive, especially if a family is involved. There are too many people who depend on a low-waged job to reach the family budget. These people are not wanting more money just because, it is needed to survive in such an expensive world. Minimum wage no longer does the job it was intended to do. The intent was to give the lowest paid workers a decent…

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    Komlos says that the minimum wage in America is lower than other advanced countries like Germany and Switzerland. In addition, he states that the U.S. minimum wage since 1968 has dropped and the unemployment rate has increased. Komlos says that many people in America are without jobs, and the ones with minimum wage jobs find it hard to support their families with their net incomes. The author mentions that many people against the increase of minimum wage, such as multi-billionaire Donald Trump…

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    An increase in minimum wage has short term benefits but long term setbacks. While raising the minimum wage is a good idea to help the low wage worker, raising it too much may end up hurting not only these workers, but the economy and everyday people alike. In my paper I am going to thoroughly analyze the effect of raising minimum wage in our society. I am also going to look at how the issue of minimum wage is covered in the upcoming 2016 presidential election. We rarely hear the candidates talk…

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    instead for factual information and statistics. My opponent believes in raising the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10, with which I strongly disagree. I propose that the federal minimum wage should be raised to $10.10 at all. Raising the minimum wage could result in reduction of employment,…

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    not to increase the minimum wage or not often surfaces in political debates. Many argue that it could help families who are living below the poverty line and in turn help the economy. While raising the minimum wage sounds like a good idea, it may not be so simple. The government should not raise the minimum wage because it could lead to increased unemployment among young persons, increased price of goods, and an overall negative impact on the poor. Raising the minimum wage sounds like a good…

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    watching the news it comes to my knowledge hearing that there are people who want the minimum wage to be raised to $15 an hour. As I’m watching this I start to ask myself questions. Should the minimum wage be raised to $15 an hour? Would there be more positive or negative effects? The minimum wage shouldn’t be raised to $15 an hour because it will be a disadvantage for society. By raising the minimum wage there will be more unemployment, it will make merchandise become more expensive, and it is…

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    possible.Hence raising the minimum wage is impossible and will never satisfy the entire nation. Making it clear that raising the minimum wage once again is not a wise decision it is rather foolish. Debt and higher taxes are the main effects that will come along with the minimum wage law. Will this cause another economic collapse? In the year 1938, when President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Minimum wage it was set to twenty-five…

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    Wage theft comes in a variety of violations. This happens when an employer doesn 't want to pay the employee the amount that they legally earn for the time that they work. There are many types of wage theft, such as overtime violation, meals and rest breaks, of the clock violation, and illegal deduction from paycheck and many others. Other forms of wage theft are taking out money from the employee 's salary for uniforms that are going to be used for that job and not receiving health benefits…

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    DUAL CREDIT Minimum wage Minimum wage has been a debate in this country cents labor has been established. The current minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. Some Americans think that that is too low and cannot support a large family. Which is very true just think about how should a family buy all there necessities with such little money. Minimum wage is even become a big deal in the recent presidential race, presidents are saying that that…

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