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Topic	"In 1935, the minimum hourly wage in the U.S. was set at 25¢.
creativerealms 01/27/21 5:29:46 PM #58:	DoubleDare posted... I would say it should be $10. Now for areas like California, NYC, Philly and even NJ I could see $15. But states where the cost of living is alot lower? I would think $10, $12 at most would be fine. And sorry but jobs like McDonalds and other fast food places, their employment model is literally 18-early 20s working there for 2, 3 years tops with high turnaround. And yet there are peoe who work there long into adulthood as their career. Just because it's suppose to be a stepping stone first job doesn't mean it will. --- Occam's razor: The simplest solution (answer) is most likely the right one <cite>creativerealms posted [p:949989942] in "In 1... [t:79247699]...</cite> <quote>DoubleDare posted... </cite> <quote>I would say it should be $10. Now for areas like California, NYC, Philly and even NJ I could see $15. But states where the cost of living is alot lower? I would think $10, $12 at most would be fine. And sorry but jobs like McDonalds and other fast food places, their employment model is literally 18-early 20s working there for 2, 3 years tops with high turnaround.</quote>And yet there are peoe who work there long into adulthood as their career. Just because it's suppose to be a stepping stone first job doesn't mean it will. --- Occam's razor: The simplest solution (answer) is most likely the right one</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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