On average, wages have risen faster than prices since the onset of the pandemic, and lower-paid workers have seen the steepest gains even while facing the highest cost burdens.
According to this guy everything rosy. Opinions and personal experience is not allowed. Inflation and greedflation took any increases that were made. Federal minimum wage still at $7.25
But this child will look for any reason to remove your comment. There’s more removed than posted at this point. What a joke.
I don’t see how anyone is making the point that “everything is rosy.” This post describes recent trends in changes in wages and inflation. Your link about purchasing power 2021-2022 (and the rest of your comment) does not negate anything mentioned in the article.
This seems less of an attempt to inform but rather maintaining that good news about wages must be accompanied by bad news somehow, as has been typical.
According to this guy everything rosy. Opinions and personal experience is not allowed. Inflation and greedflation took any increases that were made. Federal minimum wage still at $7.25
But this child will look for any reason to remove your comment. There’s more removed than posted at this point. What a joke.
https://www.bls.gov/cpi/factsheets/purchasing-power-constant-dollars.htm
I don’t see how anyone is making the point that “everything is rosy.” This post describes recent trends in changes in wages and inflation. Your link about purchasing power 2021-2022 (and the rest of your comment) does not negate anything mentioned in the article.
This seems less of an attempt to inform but rather maintaining that good news about wages must be accompanied by bad news somehow, as has been typical.