Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
Which refutes your claim that their hours increased.
THE LINK ITSELF SAYS THE HOURS WORKED BY HIGH-WAGE WORKERS INCREASED.
There's also this inconvenient fact:
Seattle Sees Fastest Wage Growth in the U.S. in October
Tied with San Francisco for best in the nation, Seattle's wages grew 2.1 percent from October 2016 to October 2017 to a median salary north of $60,000.
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Barista (up 5.8% to a median salary of $29,172)
And this:
May 7, 2017
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So not sure what shit points you're trying to make, but following Seattle's minimum wage increase, the city saw the fastest wage growth and record-low unemployment.
But keep screeching nonsensically about low-wage workers, even though Baristas saw their wages increase too.
THE LINK ITSELF SAYS THE HOURS WORKED BY HIGH-WAGE WORKERS INCREASED.
You're such a fucktard.
They raised the minimum wage.
By doing so, they hurt low wage workers.
We're not talking about the high wage workers who weren't impacted by the minimum wage.