Proposed by three Democratic Socialist Representatives, House Bill 107 would triple the minimum wage that could legally be paid in New Hampshire. State Representatives Sofikitis, Frost, and Schmidt believe that it should be illegal for a person to work for less than $22.50 per hour, even if that is the Read more…
She chose to work in a restaurant, go to school, work some more, go to EMT school, work as an EMT, go back to paramedic school, work as a paramedic, and then work on the side to make extra money. To me, that all sounds like capitalism at its finest!
This bill creates a ‘family medical leave insurance’ program. The problem? It’s funded by a payroll/income tax.
New Hampshire Governor, Chris Sununu (R) has vetoed SB10, which was passed by the Democratic-controlled legislature. The bill would have increased the state’s minimum wage from $7.25 to $12 over the next 3 years.
The House on Friday passed a bill that would gradually raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2025, passing almost entirely along party lines.
A bill to increase the minimum wage for hourly, tipped, and youth workers has passed the Democratic New Hampshire House and has moved to the Senate, which is also controlled by the Democrats. All eight sponsors of the bill are Democrats. Republican Governor, Chris Sununu may veto the bill should it pass the Senate.
One way of making employees (who are usually assets) into liabilities is by forcing employers by law to pay them even when they can not work