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Perfect time to raise the minimum wageThe Left can BS voters about a lot of things, but no politician can fool voters about their personal economic situation and that of their neighbors and friends.
Low-earning Americans are seeing the biggest wage gains in a decade.
Perfect time to raise the minimum wageThe Left can BS voters about a lot of things, but no politician can fool voters about their personal economic situation and that of their neighbors and friends.
Low-earning Americans are seeing the biggest wage gains in a decade.
When it will have the least impact
"Pay for the bottom 25 percent of wage earners, who account for 82 percent of the population, rose 4.5 percent in November from the year-ago period, according to data published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. That’s the highest since July 2008. Wages for top earners, meanwhile, rose just 2.9 percent last month."
And this is at the slowing period of a very much aging economic expansion, instead of at the sharp upswing at the beginning.
This is what it is about to me. Changing the UNDERLYING trends, that continue on and though, economic cycle to cycle.
Better jobs, fewer immigrants, lead to better wages.
And people are outraged by this.
Insane.
Saw some idiot on here the other day celebrating that minimum wage would go up in certain states not understanding that prices would also go up.The Left can BS voters about a lot of things, but no politician can fool voters about their personal economic situation and that of their neighbors and friends.
Low-earning Americans are seeing the biggest wage gains in a decade.
Perfect time to raise the minimum wageThe Left can BS voters about a lot of things, but no politician can fool voters about their personal economic situation and that of their neighbors and friends.
Low-earning Americans are seeing the biggest wage gains in a decade.
When it will have the least impact
"Pay for the bottom 25 percent of wage earners, who account for 82 percent of the population, rose 4.5 percent in November from the year-ago period, according to data published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. That’s the highest since July 2008. Wages for top earners, meanwhile, rose just 2.9 percent last month."
And this is at the slowing period of a very much aging economic expansion, instead of at the sharp upswing at the beginning.
This is what it is about to me. Changing the UNDERLYING trends, that continue on and though, economic cycle to cycle.
Better jobs, fewer immigrants, lead to better wages.
And people are outraged by this.
Insane.
The bottom earners are always the last to see any wage gain, if they see any at all. They will not see a wage increase until economic expansion has gone far enough to decrease even the bottom tier pool of workers.
There are no trends that are changing, this is exactly what you would expect to see from an extended economic expansion.
Nobody is outraged by this, why must you throw in a lie?
"Pay for the bottom 25 percent of wage earners, who account for 82 percent of the population, rose 4.5 percent in November from the year-ago period, according to data published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. That’s the highest since July 2008. Wages for top earners, meanwhile, rose just 2.9 percent last month."
And this is at the slowing period of a very much aging economic expansion, instead of at the sharp upswing at the beginning.
This is what it is about to me. Changing the UNDERLYING trends, that continue on and though, economic cycle to cycle.
Better jobs, fewer immigrants, lead to better wages.
And people are outraged by this.
Insane.
The bottom earners are always the last to see any wage gain, if they see any at all. They will not see a wage increase until economic expansion has gone far enough to decrease even the bottom tier pool of workers.
There are no trends that are changing, this is exactly what you would expect to see from an extended economic expansion.
Nobody is outraged by this, why must you throw in a lie?
Reports I have seen have said otherwise. Can you support your claim?
Good timingPerfect time to raise the minimum wageThe Left can BS voters about a lot of things, but no politician can fool voters about their personal economic situation and that of their neighbors and friends.
Low-earning Americans are seeing the biggest wage gains in a decade.
When it will have the least impact
Yeah, half the political aisle doesn’t even know which bathroom to use.We now have a booming economy, but a broken society, my friends
"Pay for the bottom 25 percent of wage earners, who account for 82 percent of the population, rose 4.5 percent in November from the year-ago period, according to data published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. That’s the highest since July 2008. Wages for top earners, meanwhile, rose just 2.9 percent last month."
And this is at the slowing period of a very much aging economic expansion, instead of at the sharp upswing at the beginning.
This is what it is about to me. Changing the UNDERLYING trends, that continue on and though, economic cycle to cycle.
Better jobs, fewer immigrants, lead to better wages.
And people are outraged by this.
Insane.
The bottom earners are always the last to see any wage gain, if they see any at all. They will not see a wage increase until economic expansion has gone far enough to decrease even the bottom tier pool of workers.
There are no trends that are changing, this is exactly what you would expect to see from an extended economic expansion.
Nobody is outraged by this, why must you throw in a lie?
Reports I have seen have said otherwise. Can you support your claim?
which claim?
"Pay for the bottom 25 percent of wage earners, who account for 82 percent of the population, rose 4.5 percent in November from the year-ago period, according to data published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. That’s the highest since July 2008. Wages for top earners, meanwhile, rose just 2.9 percent last month."
And this is at the slowing period of a very much aging economic expansion, instead of at the sharp upswing at the beginning.
This is what it is about to me. Changing the UNDERLYING trends, that continue on and though, economic cycle to cycle.
Better jobs, fewer immigrants, lead to better wages.
And people are outraged by this.
Insane.
The bottom earners are always the last to see any wage gain, if they see any at all. They will not see a wage increase until economic expansion has gone far enough to decrease even the bottom tier pool of workers.
There are no trends that are changing, this is exactly what you would expect to see from an extended economic expansion.
Nobody is outraged by this, why must you throw in a lie?
Reports I have seen have said otherwise. Can you support your claim?
which claim?
The one you just made. In your previous post. About what we were talking about.
ie that this rise in wages is normal.
its the doctor, not the nurse, that's getting the Trump tax cut, folks!
you cant get a booming economy overnight, my friends!
