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WS/FCS teachers shared their reaction after district leaders announced they made a "calculation error" for certified staff supplemental increase pay.

Epoch Times reports: Grocery chain Kroger said it closed down two California stores Saturday after the Long Beach City Council approved a COVID-19-related “hero pay” ordinance that increased wages by $4 per hour. The pay increase, mandated in January, was for workers who were employed at pharmacies and retail stores with 300 or more employees in the Southern California city. The move was announced earlier this year, but the Ralph’s and Food 4 Less — both operated by Kroger — were shut down on April 17, employees told local media outlets. “As a result of the City of Long Be...

Stores forced to close over hero pay in Cali April 18, 2021 Ignorant politicians should keep their hands off private business. A case in point is the grocery chain Kroger’s which had to close two California stores Saturday after the Long Beach City Council approved a COVID-19-related “hero pay” ordinance that increased wages by $4 per hour. The pay increase, mandated in January, was for workers who were employed at pharmacies and retail stores with 300 or more employees in the Southern California city. The move was announced earlier this year, but the Ralph’s and Food 4 Less—...

Kroger shuts down 2 stores after ‘hero pay’ mandate was implemented Photo by: Mike Kalasnik/Flikcr (CC BY-SA 2.0) Monday, April 19, 2021 10:11 AM UTC Related Stories Kroger is closing down two stores in California and reportedly, the decision was made after Long Beach approved the “hero pay” mandate. This new pay ordinance is requiring retail stores and pharmacies that employ 300 and more people to increase the per hour wage. The “hero pay” ordinance The “hero pay” was made as there are workers who are working...

Long Beach, California turns itself into a food desert Posted on Long Beach is now short two big grocery stores.  Ralph's and Food 4 Less have shut their doors, unable to sustain the city council's order that they raise worker "hero pay" by $4 an hour, pretty much forever. Grocery chain Kroger said it closed down two California stores Saturday after the Long Beach City Council approved a COVID-19-related "hero pay" ordinance that increased wages by $4 per hour. The move was announced earlier this year, but the Ralph's and Food 4 Less—both operated by Kroger—were shut down on April...