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Define living wage.
And here we go with the victim language again.
It's up to you to make yourself desirable to an employer.
A wage that is high enough to maintain a normal standard of living.
Why is it that every idiot that ever makes this statement never quantifies it? ...![]()
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Why is it that the idiots on this thread are reading impaired? Below is the link - again, that I posted earlier on this thread.[/FONT]
Living Wage Calculator
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The living wage varies based on the cost of living and taxes where families live. Families of four (with two working adults, two children) in the North ($56,179) and West ($53,505) have higher median living wages before taxes than the South ($49,167), and Midwest ($48,496). Within region, the largest variation is between Southern states, where the living wage ranges from $45,655 in South Carolina to $69,820 in the District of Columbia.
In most metropolitan areas, where the US economy and jobs are increasingly concentrated, the living wage is higher than the national median. Consistent with overall regional variation, of the most populous 100 metropolitan areas, Honolulu ($66,554), New York ($67,323), and Washington DC ($69,709) have the highest living wages for the typical family of four.
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