Fair Wages Must Change and Be the Same for All People

Fair wages must change, and they must be equal for all. Jon Cooper, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) believes that it is necessary to change the minimum wage limit and change it to improve employees. Mr. Cooper is the president of a manufacturing company with only 150 employees, but all wages are higher than fair wages. Mr. Cooper has advocated raising the minimum wage, which is very enthusiastic to him. Since July 24, 2009, the manufacturer's minimum wage is only $ 7.25 per hour.

Impact of Minimum Wage Changes The "Fair Labor Standards Law" was passed in 1938 and since then the US has obliged all companies operating at least $ 500,000 a year to pay minimum wages. Minimum wages play an important role in how to cope with labor costs and corporate costs because it affects various areas of the economy. Pay "They work hard every day; They store on our store shelves, wash dishes at our restaurant, clean our offices at night, and take care of our children They have the minimum wage together, President Clinton made this speech on the lawn on the south side of the White House at 10:30 am on March 8, 2000. He claimed the minimum wage. Will be effective, defending the population

President Franklin Roosevelt asked for "fair daily payment for fair work" and in 1938 the Fair Labor Standards Law stipulated the minimum wage (Grossman). Overtime work to raise minimum wage to cope with inflation (BLS 14). However, increasing the overall economic impact of wages will once again be a difficult and widespread problem. The controversy over raising the minimum wage seems to come from a contradictory economic view. - ... The actual value of the minimum wage has decreased by 33%, but the officers in places where the minimum wage is employed earn at least 15 million USD per year, and sometimes it is 63 thousand dollars, or 10 000 I earn dollars. Income (Nard 1). In addition to frauding wages, Congress elected to deal with inflation only for its own wages.

In April 2014, the US Senate discussed the minimum wage at the federal level through the Minimum Wage Fairness Act. This bill will amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 (FLSA) and will raise federal government minimum wage to $ 10.10 per hour in two years. The bill received strong support from President Barack Obama and many Democratic senators, but strongly opposed by Senators and Republican House Representatives. During the second half of 2014, voters managed by Republican Parties in Alaska, Arkansas, Nebraska and South Dakota considered considering raising the minimum wage to a minimum wage of more than $ 7.25 per hour. It succeeded in all four provinces. . As a result, it was proved that raising the minimum wage is endorsed by all parties.