Trudy
Jones and Dan Lewis both say the city can't afford the $1 million dollars plus
that would have to be paid out for temporary and seasonal workers, if the bump
to $8.50 an hour passes.
Proponents of the wage hike, which was put on the
ballot after more than 25,000 signature were collected, say that the
opposition is just using "scare tactics."
Organizers of the
petition, like Mary Lee Ortega with Ole, have long said more money paid out to
more minimum wage workers will encourage more spending, thus giving metro area
businesses a boost.
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