Minimum Wage? What Minimum Wage?
August 07, 2001— When a Taco Bell restaurant advertises jobs that pay up to $9 an hour, or a Phillips 66 service station touts a hiring bonus of $500 for full-time workers who stay a year, all in a supposedly sluggish economy, it's enough to make you wonder just what happened to the minimum wage.
Job Location Affects Acceptance Rate As Well As Salary
October 03, 2000—BETHLEHEM, PA- It's no secret that job location can greatly affect salary levels, but a new survey conducted by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) shows that it also can have an impact on whether or not a candidate accepts the position.
Living wage movement grows - Tucson signs up for $8/hour
October 14, 1999—If you do business with the City of Tucson, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Chicago, or Boston, you better get ready to fork over more than the national minimum wage of $5.15 an hour. In Tucson the living wage ordinance now calls for $8 an hour.
