Minimum Wage vs. Livable Wage is There a Difference?

Through a Work Options for Women program, she now works four hours a day, four days a week at Project Angel Heart, helping prepare meals and washing dishes. She’s paid $8.50 an hour, but even with the extra money, Charles’ budget is tight, and there’s no room for savings.

Read the article linked below.

http://www.rockymountainindependent.com/2009/07/working-poor-struggle-to-bridge-gap-between-minimum-wage-and-livable-wage/

W. Garnett & Associates, HR Consultant

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