Shanna Tippen was another hourly worker at the bottom of the nation's economy, looking forward to a 25 cent bump in the Arkansas minimum wage that would make it easier for her to buy diapers for her grandson. When I wrote about her in the Post last month, she said the minimum wage hike would bring her a bit of financial relief, but it wouldn't lift her above the poverty line. She called me the other day to say she didn't get to enjoy the 25-cent hike for long. After the story came out, she says ...
After A Story Is Published, A Minimum Wage Worker Loses Her Job - The Washington Post
The Huffington Post - 30 Mar 2015 19:34
Shanna Tippen was another hourly worker at the bottom of the nation's economy, looking forward to a 25 cent bump in the Arkansas minimum wage that would make it easier for her to buy diapers for her grandson. When I wrote about her in the Post last month, she said the minimum wage hike would bring her a bit of financial relief, but it wouldn't lift her above the poverty line. She called me the other day to say she didn't get to enjoy the 25-cent hike for long. After the story came out, she says ...
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