We are here to educate and reach out to more community members about the proposition because our opposers have 1.4 million dollars to spend against us. We want to inform our community on how Measure D will affect us all directly in so many positive ways; empowering the people and our community. It's time to change the minimum wage in San Jose; $8/hr is not enough, it's time for $10/hr! -San Jose community members & supporters
Thursday, October 11, 2012
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San Jose Minimum Wage Campaign Volunteers needed. Want to help make a real difference? With your help we can raise the minimum wage from $8 to $10 per hour and get one step closer to a proper living wage in San Jose. Join us today!
- A worker who brings home $1380 a month can’t afford San Jose’s average rent, which is $1800 a month, much less food and other necessities.
- Because people who work hard should be able to support themselves rather than relying on government subsidies like food stamps and Medicaid.
- City life is expensive, earning a decent wage makes sense for both consumers and businesses alike.
Join Our Campaign Today!
Contact Albert Hernandez to learn how.
source: http://www.polinerd.org/blog/
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