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Biden taps Deputy Julie Su to lead the Labor Department - Vimarsana News

Biden taps Deputy Julie Su to lead the Labor Department

The career-civil rights lawyer and former California labor head would be the first Asian American to serve as a secretary in Biden's cabinet.

Source: wsiu.org
Will California protect gay marriage in its constitution? - Vimarsana News

Will California protect gay marriage in its constitution?

California Democrats want to change the state constitution to safeguard a right that is already firmly protected across the state, just in case the U.S. Supreme

District Of Columbia To Eliminate The Tip Credit: A Specter Of The Future? - Employee Benefits & Compensation - Vimarsana News

District Of Columbia To Eliminate The Tip Credit: A Specter Of The Future? - Employee Benefits & Compensation

Currently, employers in the District of Columbia (like the majority of states) are permitted to count customer tips toward the minimum hourly wage they must pay to certain service employees.

Source: mondaq.com
DC is raising its minimum wage for tipped workers. This group wants Maryland to be next. - Vimarsana News

DC is raising its minimum wage for tipped workers. This group wants Maryland to be next.

When the question was last raised, as part of an effort to increase Maryland’s overall minimum wage in 2019, restaurateurs, bartenders and servers filled hearing rooms to oppose the change, which they said would result in lower pay and disrupt the economics of the dining industry.

Initiative 82 passes: D.C. tipped workers to be paid minimum wage - Vimarsana News

Initiative 82 passes: D.C. tipped workers to be paid minimum wage

D.C. residents voted Tuesday to pass Initiative 82, which will require D.C. employers to pay $16.10 an hour to tipped employees regardless of how much they earn in gratuity.  

Source: fox5dc.com