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Should the Minimum Wage be Lower for Tipped Workers? Two States Are About to Decide

The debate over subminimum wages for tipped workers highlights the tension between industry sustainability and worker exploitation.

Forget Trump's Idea of Tax-Free Tips

Ending tips altogether is a more equitable solution to address economic inequality than exempting tips from taxes.

Chicago Starts Five-Year Phase-Out of Tipped Minimum Wage

Tipped workers in Chicago receive a raise from $9.48 to $11.02 as the city moves towards phasing out the tipped minimum wage and increasing standard wages.

Massachusetts could raise minimum wage for tipped workers. Here's what to know

The federal tipped minimum wage has not been increased since 1991, significantly trailing the regular minimum wage.

Arizona and Massachusetts will decide if the minimum wage should be lower for workers who get tipped

Tipped workers like Mel Nichols face income uncertainty due to varying daily tips and subminimum wage laws, reflecting broader issues in labor rights.
States are voting on issues regarding subminimum wages, influencing the earnings and security of tipped workers across the country.

Question 5 fails, maintains tipped minimum wage for tipped workers

Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly rejected the proposed increase of the minimum wage for tipped workers, reflecting concerns over corporate influence and economic implications.

Should the Minimum Wage be Lower for Tipped Workers? Two States Are About to Decide

The debate over subminimum wages for tipped workers highlights the tension between industry sustainability and worker exploitation.

Forget Trump's Idea of Tax-Free Tips

Ending tips altogether is a more equitable solution to address economic inequality than exempting tips from taxes.

Chicago Starts Five-Year Phase-Out of Tipped Minimum Wage

Tipped workers in Chicago receive a raise from $9.48 to $11.02 as the city moves towards phasing out the tipped minimum wage and increasing standard wages.

Massachusetts could raise minimum wage for tipped workers. Here's what to know

The federal tipped minimum wage has not been increased since 1991, significantly trailing the regular minimum wage.

Arizona and Massachusetts will decide if the minimum wage should be lower for workers who get tipped

Tipped workers like Mel Nichols face income uncertainty due to varying daily tips and subminimum wage laws, reflecting broader issues in labor rights.
States are voting on issues regarding subminimum wages, influencing the earnings and security of tipped workers across the country.

Question 5 fails, maintains tipped minimum wage for tipped workers

Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly rejected the proposed increase of the minimum wage for tipped workers, reflecting concerns over corporate influence and economic implications.
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Arizona and Massachusetts voters to decide on minimum wage ballot measures

The uncertainty in tipped workers' incomes creates ongoing financial stress, particularly for those in the service industry.
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Harris and Trump's 'no taxes on tips' proposal is the rare idea that's both unifying and unfair

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump propose eliminating taxes on tips, benefiting tipped workers but raising concerns about tax fairness and fiscal responsibility.

What's all the fuss about tips and taxes?

Candidates' promises to eliminate taxes on tips are largely seen as vote-seeking moves rather than effective solutions for the issues faced by tipped workers.

Harris and Trump's 'no taxes on tips' proposal is the rare idea that's both unifying and unfair

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump propose eliminating taxes on tips, benefiting tipped workers but raising concerns about tax fairness and fiscal responsibility.

What's all the fuss about tips and taxes?

Candidates' promises to eliminate taxes on tips are largely seen as vote-seeking moves rather than effective solutions for the issues faced by tipped workers.
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Trump's no tax on tips proposal wouldn't benefit tipped workers

Two-thirds of tipped restaurant workers make so little they don't pay federal income taxes, raising questions on the effectiveness of proposed tax cuts.
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