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    1. Terrible_Macaroon890 on

      I get it but it’s unsustainable, we need cost of living and housing costs to come down!

    2. 00Oo0o0OooO0 on

      What’s with California setting weird one-off minimum wages for specific industries? How do you rationalize a $30 minimum wage but only if you work for a hotel?

    3. AverageSizePeen800 on

      Is that enough for my Mickey Ds to not come with ketchup when i ask for no ketchup?

    4. Chance-Ant-452 on

      Washington state here. This doesn’t work. Rent and everything else just goes up as well.

    5. gangstasadvocate on

      Hell yeah! One day, one day I’m gonna make it to that perfect promise La La Land. South Central. With the $30 per hour minimum wage. And the gold. And the vineyards. And the redwoods. And the perfect weather. And the angelic hookers. And the drugs.

    6. earthgreen10 on

      California has the biggest economy, the biggest wealth gap, and the most homeless

    7. Seriously. That is more than some graduate degree care wages. What is going to happen to calibrate education and experience?

    8. Problem I see is this… whatever that pay discrepancy is between my current wage and minimum wage, I will expect that difference to be made up.

      Imagine devoting X years to a job finally making 30 hr and someone gets that overnight.

    9. rabidantidentyte on

      I like the idea, but this is not free money. It’ll cause massive layoffs and increased prices. That’s a huge change to enact all at once. Ballot measure 1 here in Alaska raises the minimum wage in increments every year.

    10. And no one reads the article and the headline is misleading. It’s industry specific

    11. MrBoneman1337 on

      They should vote to police the companies so they don’t just raise costs across the board to fuck everyone some more

    12. I wish minimum wage was based on something like wage disparity between employees and total revenue or something.
      It’s one thing for a small business paying less, it’s another for amazon paying the same.

    13. fundiedundie on

      From article:

      *The Los Angeles City Council voted 12-3 on Wednesday to approve the proposal, which applies to hotels with more than 60 rooms and businesses operating at Los Angeles International Airport.*

    14. spacious_clouds on

      Wealth inequality will not be solved in any meaningful way by raising the minimum wage. It will lead to rampant inflation, job losses, and faster adoption of AI. The economically vulnerable will be paying the price. Different measures need to be taken that will make the wealthy pay.

      Is an atheist allowed to say that hoarding resources is sinful? Access to food and healthcare should be a human right. Not just for the US, for the entire world.

      Instead, we’ve decided that greed is a virtue.

    15. bro. At what point are you not helping erase the middle class? It needs to be everyone against the rich. We need a universal income. $30 when some of the US is still at $7. $30 is what a lot of very educated people make.

      This isn’t helping anyone. You’re just voting to solve the issue for you. Not everyone else.

      And yes I realize it’s for hotels.

      I’ve been in different customer service jobs for $30 years. This only solves your issue and I guarantee you’ll pull up the ladder before helping anyone else.

    16. Great way to send more employers packing and leaving the lowest rung of economy worse off.

    17. SinestroThaal on

      I love the idiots that are saying „This will cause inflation“ like they haven’t been raising prices/cost of living anyways? And their answer is what? Just do nothing? Genius.

    18. TheOneKnownAsMonk on

      Setting such a drastically higher minimum wage than everywhere else just incentivizes industries to leave and find cheaper labor. A lot of businesses are leaving this state and as a result we are loosing income tax revenue.

    19. vc6vWHzrHvb2PY2LyP6b on

      I’d love a $30 minimum wage for all workers regardless of industry, but only with the stipulation that we have a maximum wage and a maximum level of wealth. Of course, that has to be federal (or at least state), otherwise everyone will just immediately move to the suburbs.

      Similarly, the government SHOULD fund education, but not in the form of blank checks to universities that immediately raise the tuition.

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