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Majority of Anaheim council doesn't support 'hero' pay for grocery workers

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A majority of Anaheim’s City Council members are not in favor of approving hero pay for local grocery and pharmacy workers who many argue have put themselves in harm’s way during the pandemic to provide essential services to the community.
The council discussed the issue on Tuesday night at the request of Councilman Jose Moreno. Members did not vote on the matter, though the item will be brought back before the council at the next meeting.
Orange County cities that have approved hazard pay for grocery workers include Irvine, Santa Ana, Buena Park and Costa Mesa. Those cities mandated hero pay for a temporary period starting in February and March. ....

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TimesOC: Orange County cities move forward with 'hero pay' for grocery workers

Good morning and welcome to the TimesOC newsletter.
It’s Friday, March 5. I’m Ben Brazil on rotation with my colleagues, editors John Canalis and Carol Cormaci, to bring you the latest roundup of Orange County news and events.
As we near the one-year anniversary of California’s first stay-at-home order, it’s become clear that not all heroes wear capes. Some have nametags.
Grocery store employees who come to work every day and interact with hundreds of people despite the health risks have been singled out by several cities in California to receive hazard, or “hero,” pay.
This week, two Orange County cities moved forward with hero pay ordinances that provide an hourly wage hike for grocery and pharmacy workers. ....

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S.F.'s proposed hazard pay increase for grocery, drug store workers heads to full board

S.F.’s proposed emergency ordinance would temporarily increase pay for grocery and. ....

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Economics in Brief: Results From Stockton's Basic Income Experiment – Next City

The share of Americans earning less than $15 an hour has fallen since the idea of a $15 minimum wage was introduced in 2012. But the people still earning under $15 are more likely to be Black or Hispanic women, a new Washington Post analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows.
In 2014, a few years after the Fight for 15 campaign began, 61 million people earned under $15 an hour, the Post said. In 2019, only 39 million people earned less than $15, representing 28% of the workforce.
But nearly half of Hispanic women and almost 40 percent of Black women were still earning less than $15 an hour in 2019, the Post said. As many as 32 million Americans would benefit from a minimum wage increase to $15. ....

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Costa Mesa council will draft urgency measure to provide $4 hourly 'hero pay' for grocery workers

If approved, Costa Mesa would join a growing list of cities that have adopted hazard pay ordinances, including Irvine, Long Beach and Santa Ana, where council members approved a similar measure Tuesday. ....

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