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Deranged lunatic
It's catchy, aint it.I like your observation.
Most of the vocal belligerent "vote no" people....
Their only argument is UPS made $5 billion last year. And that's where it ends.
Like somehow, that equates to being forced to hand it over to the hourly employees.
-Bug-
Before the $15 wage increase, our local and three others wanted to raise PT wages through a local variant of the COLA calculation.
Housing costs are insane here, $400,000 for the smallest of houses, average rent is nearly $1,600. Cheap groceries are strangely hard to find between endless "organic" grocery stores.
After one year, the proposed adjustment would have raised my wages to $13.15, now it is dropping back down to $13. And the COLA resets again.
We need stronger language for city/county cost-of-living if the minimum of $13 starting is forced on us. By next year, the minimum wage will be 75 cents less than the contract, by july 2020, the minimum wage will equal the contract.