Federal Minimum Wage Debate: Are Gubernatorial Politics Behind a Hotel Line Employee Wage?
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Abstract
As the United States approaches mid-2016, seats throughout the Executive, Judicial, and Legislative branches of the federal government are in play. As Republicans and Democrats fight for control, the docket of debatable topics continues to grow. One issue in particular, employee compensation, continues to be one of the most popular in both state and federal level politics.
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| Authors | Thomas, Nicholas;Brown, Eric; |
| Journal | boston hospitality review |
| Year | 2016 |
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