On the recordOctober 7, 1977
Merely allowing youths of a certain age to work for a period of time at subminimum wage does nothing to further our objective to increase their long-term employment potential.
Merely allowing youths of a certain age to work for a period of time at subminimum wage does nothing to further our objective to increase their long-term employment potential.
Debate on a youth subminimum wage in the minimum wage bill.
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