Establishing a living wage that includes vulnerable members of the workforce
December 21, 2022 02:29 PM to All House Members
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Representative Christopher Rabb
D House District 200
Along With
Rep. Elizabeth Fiedler
D House District 184
Rep. G. Roni Green
D House District 190
Rep. Manuel Guzman
D House District 127
Rep. Carol Hill-Evans
D House District 95
Rep. Carol Kazeem
D House District 159
Rep. Joseph Hohenstein
D House District 177
Rep. Sara Innamorato
D House District 21
Rep. Emily Kinkead
D House District 20
Rep. Rick Krajewski
D House District 188
Rep. Napoleon J. Nelson
D House District 154
Rep. Danielle Friel Otten
D House District 155
Rep. Benjamin Sanchez
D House District 153
Rep. Ismail Smith-Wade-El
D House District 49
Rep. Joe Webster
D House District 150
Memo
This legislation (formerly HB 15) seeks to amend the Minimum Wage Act of 1968 to increase the minimum wage over time, abolish the sub-minimum wage, protect the gratuities of workers from wage theft, and expand the universe of beneficiaries to include gig workers, incarcerated workers, and neurodivergent workers.
All work has dignity. And there is no excuse for allowing a poverty wage in our commonwealth.
Pennsylvania needs one fair wage as an equitable entry-point to our vibrant workforce.
All work has dignity. And there is no excuse for allowing a poverty wage in our commonwealth.
Pennsylvania needs one fair wage as an equitable entry-point to our vibrant workforce.
Legislation
Document - Introduced as HB 1135
Last updated on December 21, 2022 02:30 PM
Establishing a living wage that includes vulnerable members of the workforce
December 21, 2022 02:29 PM to All House Members
Circulated By
RABB and FIEDLER, GREEN, GUZMAN, HILL-EVANS, KAZEEM, HOHENSTEIN, INNAMORATO, KINKEAD, KRAJEWSKI, NELSON, OTTEN, SANCHEZ, SMITH-WADE-EL, WEBSTER
Memo
This legislation (formerly HB 15) seeks to amend the Minimum Wage Act of 1968 to increase the minimum wage over time, abolish the sub-minimum wage, protect the gratuities of workers from wage theft, and expand the universe of beneficiaries to include gig workers, incarcerated workers, and neurodivergent workers.
All work has dignity. And there is no excuse for allowing a poverty wage in our commonwealth.
Pennsylvania needs one fair wage as an equitable entry-point to our vibrant workforce.
All work has dignity. And there is no excuse for allowing a poverty wage in our commonwealth.
Pennsylvania needs one fair wage as an equitable entry-point to our vibrant workforce.
Document
Introduced as HB 1135
Last Updated
December 21, 2022 02:30 PM
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