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Proposed “LAW” Would Index Federal Minimum Wage to Poverty Level

By Dennis Westlind on July 7, 2009
Posted in FLSA, Oregon

The recently proposed Living American Wage Act (LAW) would tie the federal minimum wage to the federal poverty threshold for a family of two with one child. Introduced last week by Rep. Al Green (D-Texas), LAW would index the minimum wage to 15 percent above the poverty line for a full-time worker, or about $8.20 per…

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