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James48

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3. Because the tip thing is huge.

Reply to News Junkie (Reply #2)

Sat Jan 21, 2023, 09:04 PM

Jan 2023

Tipped wage going from $3.25 to $11.80 in one day is a huge jump. They are going to see what happens thrn. Do restaurants cut hours of workers? Or raise prices? Or both? They (mgt) want to see what that impact is before acknowledging a fight fii or r $15.

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$15 hour minimum wage in Michigan? [View all] News Junkie Jan 2023 OP

It is not in the plan for now. James48 Jan 2023 #1

Maybe we'll have hearings in six months? News Junkie Jan 2023 #2

Because the tip thing is huge. James48 Jan 2023 #3

It's complicated. Moosepoop Jan 2023 #4

$13 is on the way already Johnny2X2X Jan 2023 #5