The Pathway to $15 campaign supports keeping Minneapolis a progressive, diverse, thriving, and accessible city for all.
Minneapolis, MN
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Pathway to $15 has released a statement on the Minneapolis minimum wage ordinance:
The last mtg on the $15 min wage ordinance is Friday. Contact #Mpls City Council TODAY to protect tipped workers! Pathwayto15.org
Must read for @lisabendermpls, @People4Alondra & other members of the #Mpls City Council! #Pathwayto15
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A must read for @MayorHodges @Jacob_Frey & others members of the #Mpls City Council!
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"The hearing lasted almost 6 hours as 139 people addressed the Council in two minute speeches."
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2/3rds of inside are @Pathwayto15 supporters. Not as hot. Ready to go.
Hey @MayorHodges @Jacob_Frey & others members of #Mpls City Council, come see the support for our side outside the chamber too! #Pathwayto15
"We are either going to go out of business or eliminate the tipping model altogether.” #Mpls #Pathwayto15
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#Mpls restaurants release survey outlining impact of $15 min wage w/o recognizing tips #Pathwayto15
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ICYMI: Our Sunday edit argues that a $15 min wage, with no tip credit, will be hard to swallow for Mpls restaurants. strib.mn/2ssv0fV
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Edit: In Mpls, businesses are at tipping point. Election-year politics are spurring ill-advised business mandates. strib.mn/2tjVe49
In Mpls, businesses are at tipping point. Edit board says city must be attractive place to open, run a business. strib.mn/2sEaACF
A vote on a $15 minimum wage is happening SOON! Go to Pathwayto15.org to contact the #Mpls City Council to protect tipped workers!
In case you missed it: former #Mpls Mayor @R_T_Rybak pens op/ed in support of recognizing tips as income. #Pathwayto15 nitter.gq/StribOpinion/status/87…
Former mayor to Minneapolis leaders: Will you leave a tip credit? By @R_T_Rybak. strib.mn/2rNsjqL
"We can do $15 an hour in Minneapolis, but we don’t want to be the victims of a one-size-fits-all approach" #Mpls #Pathwayto15 nitter.gq/StarTribune/status/872…
Details of Minneapolis' minimum wage ordinance proposal: Employers get 5 years, training wage; tips wouldn't count. strib.mn/2sOMSAO
