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    I believe that minimum wage shouldn’t be raised. I think that if it is raised then people are going to want more and more and they won’t be as motivated to work. I feel that people will be getting a hand out and that it is not fair to those who work their backs off. If minimum is wage is raised that it would cause a lot of problems. Yes it would be nice for those who work‚ but there are always those who will slack off and get paid just as much as a hard worker. When minimum wage was created it was

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    production and employees. Employees are paid based on a salary. Roughly 1 million citizens are paid $7.25‚ the current minimum wage. I believe that the minimum wage should be raised to $15‚ but this cannot happen in the blink of an eye. I support the Fight For 15‚ which is a movement that proposes increasing the minimum wage through time to eventually reach $15. Raising the minimum wage to $15 would be beneficial not only to the economy but the wellbeing of the citizens in it for 4 main reasons: it will

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    Living from Minimum Wage We know in the world of today‚ most households have two incomes to maintain the basic everyday needs. We all have worked jobs that paid bare minimum‚ gave crappy hours along with fatigue. Gilbert and Henslin divided the lower class into the Working Poor and the Underclass (Gilbert The American Class Structure 1998). The Working Poor’s employment is in the service and manual labor and the Underclass relies solely on government aid and has not participate in the workforce

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    For this term paper‚ I decided to talk about the economic issue of minimum wage. Not only is this a pressing issue in 2016‚ but also it applies to individuals like myself (and other students or employees that deal with minimum wage). This presses the issue on if the government should raise the federal minimum wage. I am arguing that they should because society and the government needs to consider inflation in the decision and it could arguable go against human rights if the government doesn’t.

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    current minimum wage is eight dollars and thirty-eight cents an hour in the state of New Jersey. Many minimum wage workers go on strike because they want the wage to be raised to fifteen dollars an hour. The wage should not be raised to the insane fifteen an hour. It should not be raised because unemployment rates will skyrocket‚ prices at stores where minimum wage workers work will go up‚ and because their jobs do not deserve fifteen dollars an hour. So why raise the wage? Is a minimum wage job worth

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    many injustices in the world today. Animals are being abused. Women are being excluded from education. Minimum wage isn’t enough to support big families. All my classmates came up with unique organizations that help these causes and many more. My group focused on how minimum wage is not efficient enough for families to live off of. The economy should appreciate its workers and give them a just wage in America. The Open Arms Pet Rescue Organization impacted me personally. Its mission is to save dogs

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    I. Minimum wage is supposed to be a minimum hourly rate of pay that is necessary to live. Minimum wage was not a thing until 1938 when it was created by the Fair Labor Standards Act (“Minimum Wage”). This was supposed to allow people to make the minimum amount of money they needed to provide for themselves and their families‚ and for a while it probably did. Flash forward to today‚ and due to inflation‚ minimum wage is not allowing people to make enough money to support their families. This defeats

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    "Minimum Wage" The episode of 30 Days about trying to live on minimum wage opened the eyes of it’s viewers. It placed star Morgan Spurlock and fiancee Alex in the lives of the "working poor" of the United States for one month. Spurlock’s fiancee walked to work daily rather than spend the money on riding the bus. Both Morgan and Alex were in need of healthcare during this time period just to find over-crowded free clinics‚ afraid to go to a real hospital because of the cost. Alex’s 30th birthday

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    Minimum Wage Persuasive Essay Lately‚ minimum wage has been a huge debate in the news nationwide. There is a popular argument being made by people chanting and creating signs that say‚ “FIGHTFOR15.” This means that individuals are fighting for the federal minimum wage to be increased from $7.25 per hour to $15.00 per hour. These people do not believe that $7.25 is enough to live on and provide for one’s family. I feel that if the federal minimum wage were to be increased‚ it would cause many disastrous

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    The Minimum Wage Debate “I wouldn’t plow nobody’s field from sunrise to sunset for $.50 a day when I could get a $1.30 for pretending to work in a ditch for the federal government” was a statement made by a laborer in 1937. It was in reference to the Civilian Works Administration (CWA) and the Works Progress Administration (WPA)‚ President Franklin Roosevelt’s newly installed job creation programs. In the midst of the Great Depression‚ FDR‚ desperate to restart the U.S. economy‚ implemented several

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