Minimum-wage workers in California must work an average of 88 hours per week just to afford a modest one-bedroom rental at fair market rates. That is unacceptable.
John Garamendi: “Minimum-wage workers in California must work an average of 88 hours per week just to afford a modest one-bedroom rental…”
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