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Reply to "Montgmery County approves $15 an hour. Does this = ByeBye to reliabe hours for part timers (my kids)"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What about the rite of passage for teens working all summer to save up for a used car? Gas money? Money to go out with their friends? Money for clothes? Does the bank of mom & dad now have to cover these expenses as well? :roll: [/quote] Newsflash: Babysitting. We pay our teenage sitter $15/hour cash. We use a handful of neighborhood teens as after school sitters. They make great money. Boys can babysit, too. Our friends hired a neighborhood teen boy to hang out with their son after school and do homework. At the risk of pointing out the obvious: a teen can earn far more babysitting for cash than working at McDonalds. And let's face it: your teen was never going to work at McDonalds. All of the summer jobs currently held by teens will still be available (pools, camps, etc.). And the reality is that pools have been importing workers from Eastern Europe for years...because your teens didn't want those crummy, low paying jobs. Ditto for most seasonal beach towns. [/quote] This exactly. With the increase of the minimum wage, there will probably be less need to import workers from overseas for seasonal work. Even Donald Trump's Mar a Lago just filed a visa to get seasonal workers because they 'couldn't find' enough people to work there for cheap enough.[/quote]
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