Sentences with phrase «hourly workers in these states»

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DiNapoli said his office also has questions about the timing of the governor's plan to raise the hourly minimum wage of state workers $ 15 an hour in order to set an example for his push for a statewide hike to that level.

Through a gradual phase - in, state university workers would realize a $ 15 hourly wage by 2018 in New York City and by 2021 in the rest of the state.

The broad - based move follows recent efforts to increase wages in particular industries — last year, Cuomo leveraged a state wage board to boost hourly pay for fast - food workers, and used executive action to do the same for an estimated 10,000 state workers.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's second wage board, charged with considering an hourly pay increase for workers in the state's fast food industry, holds its first public hearing in Buffalo today.

In a letter to Cuomo and legislative leaders, the New York State Restaurant Association said its members will struggle to cope with the already approved increase in the hourly wage for tipped workers that takes effect Thursday and will not be able to afford any further hikeIn a letter to Cuomo and legislative leaders, the New York State Restaurant Association said its members will struggle to cope with the already approved increase in the hourly wage for tipped workers that takes effect Thursday and will not be able to afford any further hikein the hourly wage for tipped workers that takes effect Thursday and will not be able to afford any further hikes.

If parents were to pay child care workers their average hourly rate in the United States — $ 10.72 — for every excess day and hour that schools are closed while they are at work, they would owe $ 6,600 annually.

Toyota is now stuck with a plant with high UAW wages for its hourly workers, while its competitors open plants in Southern states with much lower wages.

The hourly wage of these healthcare workers averaged about $ 15.17, compared with the average hourly wage of $ 16.70 for all dental assistants working in the United States.

Part - time jobs in the United States usually pay low hourly wages and tend not to offer crucial benefits such as health insurance: only 19 percent of part - time workers have access to medical care benefits.