Employers are illegally paying less than minimum wage to an estimated 32,000 workers in the Twin Cities metropolitan area, according to a new report from the Workplace Justice Lab at Rutgers University. On average, workers were shorted $2,700 per year over the past decade with violations concentrated in high-demand, service sector jobs in places like […]
10 years ago I was earning $2.13/hour as a tipped wage earner. Employers are "supposed" to give you the regular minimum wage if your tips don't make up for it, but I imagine a lot don't, and I imagine this happens in every state with similar tipped wages
10 years ago I was earning $2.13/hour as a tipped wage earner. Employers are "supposed" to give you the regular minimum wage if your tips don't make up for it, but I imagine a lot don't, and I imagine this happens in every state with similar tipped wages