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Tire Industry Association among associations against increase to minimum wage

Print BOWIE, Md. A trade group representing tire dealers across the country is coming out against the idea of raising the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $15 per hour over time. The Tire Industry Association has signed on to a letter to federal legislators expressing concern about the Raise the Wage Act of 2021. Small businesses, ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic, are struggling to keep their doors open and keep employees on payroll. More than doubling the federal minimum wage presents a significant obstacle to ailing small businesses trying to survive the pandemic, the letter states. TIA, with more than 13,000 members, represents companies both big and small and many of them have four or fewer locations.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100619:05:01:00

country. according to the service station dealers of america nearly all, perhaps less than 200 are actually owned by bp. the fact is, majority of them are owned by independent businessmen or small distributorships. to protest bp by not buying their gas you are only hurting that small business guy and his family. you are not striking, as national protest would have you, i ve seen from national leaders as well as campaigns on facebook, you are not getting at the executives that you are so angry about the spill. you are hitting the businessmen, some of whom we spoke to today. mel you were the past president of the service station dealers of america. if you could speak to service stations, bp stations across the country, people are mad at bp not buying bp gas what is that doing? it obvious not a good thing. the problem is they are hurting their neighbors and their friends. because they are not going to hurt bp by boycotting or getting mad at us.

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