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    Minimum Wage Debate Business Ethics: The Minimum Wage Debate Minimum wage is defined as the lowest amount that employers can legally pay their workers per hour of labor. Most states have laws in place to enforce the minimum wage; those that do not are subject to the federal minimum wage of $7.25. There are both benefits and drawbacks of this type of policy. Many supporters of a minimum wage believe it increases the standard of living and reduced poverty. Those that oppose a minimum wage believe

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    Minimum wage was established in 1938 by congress under the Fair labor standard act. As a result of the great depression; President Franklin D Roosevelt signed the FLSA into law to stimulate social and economic growth. The FLSA among other benefits afforded employees in 1938 a $0.25 cent per hour minimum wage. As of July 24‚ 2009 the federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour for non-exempt employees. President Donald Trump has taken the stance of keeping minimum wage at $7.25 per hour. President Trump

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    federal minimum wage was introduced in 1938 under President Franklin Delano Roosevelt during the Great Depression. It was set at a quarter‚ which is about $4.11 in modern America today. The minimum wage has been increased twenty-two times by Congress; the most recent increase was in 2009 when it changed from $6.55 to $7.25. There are twenty-nine states‚ including Washington‚ D.C that has a minimum wage higher than the federal minimum wage. Around 2‚561‚000 workers earn the federal minimum wage or below

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    Minimum Wage in the United States The minimum wage in the United States was established in 1938 under the Fair Labor Standards Act‚ and has been amended numerous times since the original wage of $0.25 per hour; the current federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour. The act makes it illegal to any employer to pay an employee under a federally mandated minimum wage‚ as well as regulates child labor and overtime hours and wages (DOL). In the past few years the debate on whether the minimum wage should

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    minimum wage will increase the standards of living of workers‚ reduces poverty‚ reduces inequality and help businesses work efficiently. Raising minimum wage is essential because the cost of living has gone up considerably. The increase in cost of living makes it impossible to raise a family on a minimum wage job. An average minimum wage worker earns about $14‚500 a year leaving way too many families below the poverty line. The poverty rates in America have been going up gradually and minimum wage would

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    Wage is the compensation paid by the employer to an employee in exchange for finished the work. The fact that there is not all the employer paid the corresponding amount for the employee. Before the minimum wage policy was proposed and implemented‚ there are some employers would take advantage of workers by underpaying them. That is the reason why most of the countries enforced minimum wage policy and let employees are protected by the policy that receives a certain minimum amount for their labor

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    Support increase overall minimum wage Sarah Brecht 19/18/15 Government Raising the minimum wage overall to fifteen dollars an hour would cause a significant impact on modern society and its future‚ overall it would either boost or deplete our economy. It would bring about significant changes and different socio cultural and social class standards. But in the light of the fact that most americans in 2015 with no degree in New York state make up 29.6% of our poverty levels‚ 15.6% with high

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    author argues that unskilled labour wages in his city have seen a significant decline due to the inflow of immigrant workers into his community‚ and conversely‚ a restriction on immigration would see the local economy protected. There are several flaws in this reasoning. Firstly‚ labour wages may or may not be affected by the increase in immigrant workers. There could be other external factors affecting salaries. One possibility could be a decline in unskilled wages across the country whether or not

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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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    Raising the minimum wage and getting paid more sounds like a great idea. Who wouldn’t want to have more money? While it may be cool to raise the minimum wage and get paid more money‚ it has it’s downsides. Minimum wage is the least amount of money an employer can give to their workers. We are talking about minimum wage because it is very important in our economy. People have been trying to raise the minimum wage. While some may argue that raising the minimum wage would help those who don’t have enough

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