Cuomo's proposal would give New York the highest state minimum wage in the country — and it exceeds Barack Obama's previous goal of a $ 10.10
federal minimum wage when, as he proposed, it took effect at year's end.
Not exact matches
The Department of Labor lawsuit, originally filed in 2012, alleged that the company flouted the
federal Fair Labor Standards Act because its workers weren't making
minimum wage ($ 7.25 an hour)
when their bosses required them to take unpaid breaks, according to the Associated Press.
The last time the
federal minimum wage was increased was in 2007,
when a $ 2.10 increase was phased in over two years.
Governor Cuomo began to waver, saying he agrees one uniform
federal minimum wage rate would be better, but he says there's no telling
when Congress might act.
He even seemed to gain the upper hand on Mr. Donovan in two fiery debates, one televised, embarrassing Mr. Donovan
when the Republican appeared unable to answer his question of what the
federal minimum wage is.
«At face value, abolishing tipping and offering higher wages instead, sounds like a reasonable and necessary action, especially
when you consider the
federal minimum wage for nontipped workers is $ 7.25 and the
federal subminimum
wage for tipped workers is at a measly $ 2.13 per hour rate,» said McKenzie.
(2) The amount by which the debtor's disposable earnings for that week exceed 30 times the
federal minimum hourly
wage in effect
when payable.
Many
federal and state laws regulate the relationship between employer and employee, for example
minimum wage laws, rules about vacation time and overtime, and rules about
when employees can be fired.