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Arizona wage hike cuts teenage employment
February 11, 2007
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ClaudeThe Arizona Republic: An Arizona minimum-wage law that went into effect in January has subsequently impacted the state's teenage workforce. Some employers, especially those in the food industry, say payroll budgets have risen so much that they're cutting hours, instituting hiring freezes and laying off employees. And teens are among the first workers to go. Read more (Free registration required.)
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