Health care workers would see their pay increase on Oct. 15 if state revenue between July and September is at least 3% higher than what state officials have estimated. If that doesn’t happen, the minimum wage increase will not start until January.
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California Democrats withholding the increases for healthcare workers to help stop state bankruptcy is like putting a band aid on a broken arm.
ReplyDeleteSo what Newsance is saying is that it pays more to be a burger flipper than an EMT...
ReplyDeleteWhat if they combine the two?
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So, health care workers are less important than fast food workers who got a raise?
ReplyDeleteI don't suppose a reduction in social service benefits for 500K or so illegals to defray costs ever crossed Sacramento's mind.
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Bahahahaha, fuck the productive people got to keep paying those welfare and other bennies to the non-productive people.
ReplyDeleteTaxes are the privilege you pay for productivity, welfare is the benefit they receive for not being productive
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"Balance the budget"? Califruitopia hasn't had a balanced budget since Regan was Governor thanks to their Demonrat dominated legislature. That state is almost as far in debt as the country is. OK that's an exaggeration. It's currently $600B+ and climbing with no end in sight, same as the national debt.
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