Prices go up. In this state the minumum wage does not.

Prices keep increasing. Some states have not only put in place a decent minimum wage but indexed it to automatically keep pace with the cost of living, so that we don't all have to waste time demanding that it be "increased" each year.

Click here to tell your state to create a $15 minimum wage and set it to increase with the cost of living.

In Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Virginia, and Washington, the minimum wage is, or is set to soon be, at least $15 per hour, and it is set to keep pace with the cost of living. Why should such an obvious policy be limited to those states?

When value is restored to the minimum wage, even those making over the minimum wage tend to see pay increases as well.

Click here to email your state legislators and governor to create a $15 minimum wage and set it to increase with the cost of living.

 In Arizona, Massachusetts, Missouri, and Oklahoma people will be able to vote for decent minimum wage policies in November. But what about our state?

Click here to tell your state to create a $15 minimum wage and set it to increase with the cost of living.

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Background:
>> Marketplace: "15 years later, the federal minimum wage is still $7.25 an hour"

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