Moving Ideas Network

13.11.2006 The current minimum wage would net a 40-hour-per-week worker less than $900 a month. A living wage, by comparison, allows a worker to afford "housing, food, utilities, transport, health care, and a certain amount of recreation." Moving Ideas examines the pro-poor arguments for and against increasing the minimum wage.

13.11.2006 The current minimum wage would net a 40-hour-per-week worker less than $900 a month. A living wage, by comparison, allows a worker to afford "housing, food, utilities, transport, health care, and a certain amount of recreation." Moving Ideas examines the pro-poor arguments for and against increasing the minimum wage.

31.10.2006 In conjunction with the launch of a new online organizing channel called Women Connect, the Feminist Majority Foundation's president spent two days online discussing the key issues facing women around the world: choice, modern feminism, contraception availability, equal pay, women's rights in Afghanistan, Nigeria, Iran, and more...