TRENTON, NJ — Next summer? Jersey Jersey small business owners may need to pay teenagers $15 per hour to flip burgers, sweep floors, and hawk sunglasses on our state’s boardwalks. Thousands of workers in all 21 counties may find their hours Read More
By Matthew Johnson _ Living below the poverty line is difficult, even in the wealthiest country in the world. For low-skilled workers, the prospect of earning less than $100 for a day’s labor may seem daunting. However, the alternative is Read More
By Matt Rooney _ Nothing is sadder than watching far-Left loons like Phil Murphy talk hard-working people out of prosperity, Save Jerseyans. Check this out: Raising the minimum wage to $15/hour is not only good for workers – it's good Read More
The New Jersey manufacturing industry cannot find enough skilled labor to fill jobs – which is ironic since the state’s unemployment rate continues to lag the national jobless average. That problem has drawn the attention of state lawmakers, and they’ve Read More
A Central Jersey bank with 24 branches is boosting the minimum pay for its workers to $15 an hour. … of $1,000, it said in a statement, becoming at least fourth New Jersey bank to give its workers extra money. Read More
Our good friend and yours Frank Luna is back again this week, Save Jerseyans, opining from the Swamps of Jersey on both the #SchumerShutdown and some good news from Starbucks… Watch: – –
As the union-backed “Fight for $15” movement has sought to enact mandatory minimum-wage increases in states and localities across the country, tax reform seems to have spurred wage growth using a different approach. … loses their job,” Americans for Tax Read More
A new year on Monday will bring a slight increase in New Jersey’s minimum wage. The rate will climb 16 cents to $8.60 an hour. That hike will bump up annual wages for the state’s estimated 300,000 minimum wage workers Read More
Bergen County has become the first of New Jersey’s 21 counties to adopt a $ 15 minimum wage for its full-time workers. ” County employees who put in 40 hours or more every week, in service …
