that's below the national minimum wage. that's below the national minimum wane. ~ ., ., wage. nal minimum wage _ absolutely pay national minimum wage. this is international seafaring model consistent with models — seafaring model consistent with models throughout the globe and our competitors. so, p&o's boss says because its ships operate internationally and are registered overseas, the uk national minimum wage doesn't apply. so, the uk government plans to force p&o to reinstate its workers by introducing laws that force all ferry companies operating from uk ports to pay at least the uk national minimum wage. this was today. we will return to this house to announce a package of measures that will ensure the outcomes p&o are seeking to achieve through this disastrous move to pay less than the minimum wage cannot be seen through. as a result, they will have no reason left to reconsider this move. p&o ferries said sacking workers was notjust about saving money on wages. this labour mp says more is needed. fire and rehire should be banned. the labour— fire and rehire should be bann

that is below i the national minimum wage of this country, how do you reconcile that? solutely pay that. this is international seafaring model, consistent with models throughout the globe and our competitors. but unions the globe and our competitors. unions had the globe and our competitors. emit unions had already told mps what they thought the company was trying to do. . , they thought the company was trying to do. ., , ., ., ., to do. that is what p&o are aiming to do. that is what p&o are aiming to achieve. — to do. that is what p&o are aiming to achieve. to _ to do. that is what p&o are aiming to achieve, to kill _ to do. that is what p&o are aiming to achieve, to kill our _ to do. that is what p&o are aiming to achieve, to kill our employment| to achieve, to kill our employment law is something has got to be done about it today. the prime minister said he is going to prosecute. this government has got to intervene now, impound these ships and get our people back to work. meanwhile, p&o ferries stand — people back to work. meanwhile, p&o ferries stand idle, _ peopl

where we are governed by national minimum wage, we will absolutely pay national minimum wage.with models throughout the globe and our competitors. mr hebblethwaite argued the decision he made last week was the only option to save the business and he'd make it again. save the company... save the company? you've trashed its reputation! john, one of the workers who lost his job, listened to today's hearing. this is outrageous. i'm shocked, i'm sickened and his position is untenable. labour said the government had still done nothing to act. this afternoon, the transport secretary announced a review of maritime employment laws and said protections for seafarers' minimum wages would be strengthened. the political row over the sackings continues but there's no sign p&0 ferries intends to reverse its decision. peter hebblethwaite faces calls to resign. a week on, many sacked workers are still shocked. for now, most of the company's ferries are going nowhere. they all have to pass inspections before they can sail again. katy austin, bbc news. the chancellor, rishi sunak, has been under

where are governed by national minimum wage, we will actually pay national minimum wage. model that is consistent with models throughout the globe and our competitors. he apologised to workers affected by what happened last thursday, but argued it was the only option to save the business and he would make the same decision again. save the company... save the company? you have trashed its reputation. john, one of the workers who lost his job, listen to today's hearing. this is outrageous. i am shocked, i am sickened and his position is untenable. labour said the government had still done nothing to act. the transport secretary announced a review of maritime employment laws and said that protections for minimum wages would be strengthened. the political row over the sacking continues. peter hepworth thwaite faces calls to resign. a week on, many sacked workers are still shocked. for now, many of the company ferries are going nowhere. they will have to pass inspections before they can sail again. the chancellor, rishi sunak, has been under growing pressure to defend the choi

national minimum reconcile that? where we are - governed by national minimum wage, we will pay that.the uk government plans to force p&o to reinstate its workers by introducing laws that force all ferry companies operating from uk ports to pay at least the uk national minimum wage. transport minister robert courts addressed parliament today. we will return to this house to announce a package of measures that will ensure that the outcomes p&o are seeking to achieve that through this disastrous move to pay less than the minimum wage cannot be seen through. as a result, they will have no reason left not to reconsider. as a result, they will have no reason left not to reconsider. p&o ferries said sacking workers was notjust about saving money on wages. this labour mp says more is needed. fire and rehire should be banned. the labour party have got a bill sat there ready and waiting, the governmentjust have to support us. since the announcement, most p&o ships have been grounded. that's led to issues — p&o is a leading ferry to travel between dover in the uk, to calais in france. and the s

so, on the part of the government on the payment of the minimum wage, national minimum wage for all ferryrt from the transport secretary, to p&0 to reverse their redundancies the transport secretary has written to the boss of p&0 ferries today, saying that he intended to block what p&0 was trying to do, including paying less than the minimum wage with a package of measures to be brought before parliament this workers he called on the company to offer all 800 workers theirjobs back on the original terms and pay, arguing that with a change in the law coming any way, it might end up with no choice, and he will also suggested a thursday deadline for seafarers to respond to their redundancy offer should be dropped. meanwhile, most of p&0 ferries services are not running, one ship was detained on friday because it failed a safety inspection, another inspection by the maritime and coastguard agency is taking place today, this time on the pride of kent ferry, in dover, but that inspection is only to sail without passengers or cargo so at the moment, it doesn't look like the dover calais route wil

the national minimum _ is set to go up, next month. tia: national minimum wageven with a strong wage increase it will still mean a real term pay cut in april and it is important that benefits do rise in line. ., ~ and it is important that benefits do rise in line. ., ,, , . rise in line. thank you very much in really good — rise in line. thank you very much in really good to _ rise in line. thank you very much in really good to speak _ rise in line. thank you very much in really good to speak to _ rise in line. thank you very much in really good to speak to you. - nye is a senior economist at the resolute foundation. let's get more on the journalist who was arrested after interrupting a bulletin on russian tv, to protest against the attack on ukraine. i'm joined now by russian film—maker vera krichevskaya. vera also helped to found an independent television station herself which sadly has also been taken off air. vera, thank you for speaking to us on bbc news. let me ask you what we know about, you can help us, because you know media in russia. how remarkable it

where we are governed by the national minimum wage, we will absolutely pay national minimum wage.ht the company was trying to do. that's what p&o are aiming to achieve, to kill our merchant marine and to kill our employment laws, and something has got to be done about it today. the prime minister said he is going to prosecute. this government has got to intervene now. impound these ships and get our people back to work. meanwhile, p&o's ferries stand idle, services on most routes are suspended as new crews are trained up. eventually they'll sail again but the political storm stirred up by p&o's actions shows no sign of dying down. theo leggett, bbc news. to the uk now, where the government's finance chief, chancellor of the exchequer rishi sunak, has been setting out measures to ease the impact of soaring energy, food and fuel prices. he has cut fuel duty by five pence a litre and raised the threshold at which workers start paying national insurance by almost £300,000. he has also promised an income tax cut in 2024, when he says the economy will be in better shape. but he has resi

but the point is that p&0 ferries did not break the lawjust on the national minimum wage, they brokethat is what we really need to see now. this cannot be a reprint for other bosses around the world to look at our weak employment laws in this country and make that calculation that it is just as easy or cheap to break the law as it is to follow it. i mean, peter hebblethwaite yesterday just related parliament and this government for a ride, the government needs to step in and urgently ensure that those workers are reinstated to really took parliament for a ride. and then make sure that the law is toughened up make sure that the law is toughened up so no company can continue to take advantage of this. so up so no company can continue to take advantage of this.— up so no company can continue to take advantage of this. so they have to take back — take advantage of this. so they have to take back the _ take advantage of this. so they have to take back the 800 _ take advantage of this. so they have to take back the 800 workers - take advantage of this. so they have to take back the 800 wor

government will close a loophole in the law which means that seafarers can be paid below the national minimum wagethe people you fired and pay them at least the minimum wage, so, the government is doing one thing for definite which is changing the law, but then, this little extra bit is a bit of political pressure, trying to create some political incentives for the company to take on those workers again, but, sources close to the transport secretary admit the government is powerless to make them take them back, and they are not proposing to change the law to make sure that these people are rehired, it is about the terms of what they —— their replacements will be paid. separately as you referred to there, the company themselves saying they broke the law, well that is subject to a sort of arbitration legal process between the individual staff members and the company, so we will see how that plays out. fin members and the company, so we will see how that plays out.— see how that plays out. on the minimum _ see how that plays out. on the minimum wage _ see how that plays out. on the minimum wage issue,

rates —— employment rights, you can't undercut— employment rights, you can't undercut the national minimum wagethat so that— access to reports, all of that so that an — access to reports, all of that so that an example is made out of them and this— that an example is made out of them and this is— that an example is made out of them and this is never done again.- and this is never done again. we've been hearing _ and this is never done again. we've been hearing about _ and this is never done again. we've been hearing about some _ and this is never done again. we've been hearing about some of- and this is never done again. we've been hearing about some of the - been hearing about some of the staff, we saw some staff watching — pretty incredulous that this evidence? it pretty incredulous that this evidence?— pretty incredulous that this evidence? ., .., ., , evidence? it was an extraordinary session, evidence? it was an extraordinary session. and _ evidence? it was an extraordinary session, and the _ evidence? it was an extraordinary session, and the labour- evidence? it was an extraordinary sessi

where are governed by national minimum wage, we will actually pay national minimum wage. sickened and his position is untenable. labour said the government had still done nothing to act. the transport secretary announced a review of maritime employment laws and said that protections for minimum wages would be strengthened. the political row over the sacking continues. peter hebblethwaite faces calls to resign. a week on, many sacked workers are still shocked. for now, many of the company ferries are going nowhere. they will have to pass inspections before they can sail again. katy austin, bbc news. just want to take you back to brussels on what�*s been a very significant day of diplomacy world leaders gathering to present a united front against russia over the invasion of ukraine. nato met this morning followed by the g7 and just right now the eu council is meeting with us president invited along as a special guest. to that we�*ve heard new sanctions on many more russian people and organisations. that is it from me. bye—bye. good evening. we certainly are being spoiled at

the prime minister can pass an instrument now to close the loophole so that the national minimum wageternational routes. is he going to stand up for british workers or the oil state dictator dubai? pm johnson: mr. speaker, i am grateful for his question. i knew he was going to ask it and he was right to ask it. i anticipated his question earlier on. we are going to make sure that everybody working in the u.k. exclusive economic zone gets paid the living wage, and we will do it as fast as we possibly can with the opposition's assistance. natalie: mrs. natalie elphicke. -- speaker: mrs. natalie elphicke. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i welcome the prime minister's commitment to take legal action to hold p&o ferries and dp world to account. i again call on them to reverse their action and reinstate the workers. dover and kent are already badly affected by this business, including on the roads and in the business community. will my right honorable friend meet me to discuss specific support for our affected area, including the a2 upgrade for national transport links and an east kent enterpris

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the collective bargaining system , we have a lot of workers who are subject to the national minimum wage and that gets reset once a year and we have a public sector who sees much higher prices than the private sector. it will take time for that group to see their wage growth accelerate. while the private sector is starting to show positive momentum, if you are one of the high demand skilled jobs, the overall picture will be slower. it will take a bit longer and that does explain more and less why the rba do not feel the need to move right now when in contrast we have the fed talking about moving progressively over the next few months. haidi: we have runaway inflation here at a four-year high. some economists saying that perhaps a growth recession is the best outcome for the fed. we do not actually go into a contraction, what are your expectations? >> that would be the goldilocks outcome, that they were able to raise rates from here, and we see a slowdown in momentum which is what they want. they say that the economy is running very hot. above full employment, above capacity. we need to s

make it a legal requirement for all ferry firms operating from uk ports to pay at least the national minimum wages targets, and the introduction of a national behaviour survey, are part of new government plans for schools in england. the measures also contain plans to re—organise the structure of schools. education unions have criticised the plans saying they lack ambition and won't do enough to help disadvantaged children. the body that awards the oscars is launching a formal review into the circumstances that led to the actor will smith slapping the comedian chris rock on sunday night. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences condemned smith's behaviour, and said it would explore what further action could be taken. the actor has apologised to the academy but not to chris rock, who had made a joke about his wife's hair. katie razzall has more. will smith was always going to make news at the oscars, but he dominated the headlines for all the wrong reasons. and now the academy has condemned what happened and announced a formal review. while presenting an award at the ceremony, comedian chri

, if the business model relies on them sacking people unlawfully and paying them below the national minimum wage model and they should not be allowed to operate from british ports. this is a company that paid out £270 million in dividends in 2020, whose parent company spent £147 million last year sponsoring a golf tournament, a golf tournament, £147 million. now listen, p&0 might not be the only company isn't the only company that's under financial pressure because of the pandemic and because of rising energy costs. but, you know, every other company that's been in that position has sat down and negotiated with their unions about how do we get out of this together collectively? what's the way forward? what p&0 did was absolutely reprehensible, and i would urge them to get back around the table with the unions, come to a settlement that actually secures a fair future for seafarers in the uk. we can't let this stand. the government can't let it stand, either. the high court has found the ruler of dubai abused his former wife to an "exorbitant degree", at the end of a lengthy legal battle over thei

plans to ensure she sports can refuse access to ferry services where people aren't being paid national minimum wagesistance the idea from ports trade bodies this evening, saying it could be unworkable. we have heard some detail about what the government plans to do, nearly two weeks after p&o ferries did what it did and decided to sack 800 seafarers. none of it will mean they get their old jobs back on their old terms and pay, and the deadline for responding to their redundancy offer is tomorrow. responding to their redundancy offer is tomorrow-— is tomorrow. hollywood star bruce willis is stepping _ is tomorrow. hollywood star bruce willis is stepping away _ is tomorrow. hollywood star bruce willis is stepping away from i is tomorrow. hollywood star bruce willis is stepping away from his i willis is stepping away from his acting career due to health issues. his family shared that the act had recently been diagnosed with a degenerative brain condition which impedes a person's ability to speak and write. he said it had been a challenging time. the wanted star tom parker has died after being diagnose

they are _ below the national minimum wage. iverpool and from larne who had come across using _ liverpool and from larne who had come across using a _ liverpool and from larne who had come across using a different - come across using a different carrier— come across using a different carrier to— come across using a different carrier to show— come across using a different carrier to show solidarity. - come across using a different. carrier to show solidarity. they told _ carrier to show solidarity. they told me — carrier to show solidarity. they told me about _ carrier to show solidarity. they told me about the _ carrier to show solidarity. they told me about the mca - carrier to show solidarity. they. told me about the mca inspection carrier to show solidarity. they- told me about the mca inspection in larne _ told me about the mca inspection in larne which— told me about the mca inspection in larne which kept— told me about the mca inspection in larne which kept the _ told me about the mca inspection in larne which kept the ves

so that is— below the national minimum wage. so that is the _ below the national minimum wage.ired, it looks like they are changing the law about what you _ like they are changing the law about what you can pay seafarers in general — what you can pay seafarers in general in _ what you can pay seafarers in general in british waters. it will be interesting to see if that political— be interesting to see if that political pressure, joined up with the changes in the law, forced p&o to do— the changes in the law, forced p&o to do something different. there are other— to do something different. there are other factors at play. the company has admitted they broke the law by not doing _ has admitted they broke the law by not doing enough consultation with their workers. that does open them up their workers. that does open them up to— their workers. that does open them up to a _ their workers. that does open them up to a potential tribunal, arbitration process. then of course there _ arbitration process. then of course there the _ arbitration process. then of course there the risk of pu

overlap because we are dealing in part with international maritime law as well as, for example, national minimum wage law, as well as port, law and much else. it essentially ratchets up every different step that we take. so my message to p&o, it's simple. we are going to legally require them -- moment and i think it is fair we sort through the breathtaking arrogance that -- they don't and will probably need to -- >> can you go and see that those 800 workers will get to keep their jobs? what is it that you are doing to help them? >> i don't know that it will be those 800 workers specifically, many of them will have, or are in the process of accepting a huge payoff, or a big payoff from p&o. p&o admitted, this is an extraordinary thing, about it is that we are breaking the law, but don't worry, we are paying them off to not come after us for breaking the law. i actually know that -- i was contacted the same day, which is last thursday, about the term, about this other blue chip bosses. i know they haven't actually snapped up those employees who are hardworking people and spent years in many cases with.

government plans to make it illegal for all ferry firms operating from uk ports to pay at least the national minimum wageeptember after she steps down from her current role in may. tomorrow the royal family will gather at westminster abbey for a thanksgiving service for the life of prince philip. it's hoped the queen will be able to attend. it will also be prince andrew's first public appearance since his father's funeral. for so many families, including the royals, who held funerals under covid restrictions, celebrations such as these are an important part of the grieving process. our royal correspondent daniela relph reports. giving thanks for 99 years of life. as a public servant. as a naval officer. and as a family man. it's almost a year since prince philip died. like so many others, the royal family held a funeral with only 30 guests. the queen, a vivid image of grieving during covid restrictions. she had dressed in black alone. this speaks of so, so many people's experience. even in death, really, losing somebody, she still keeps that dignity. a chance to say thank you, i think would be wonderful,

we're talking about is a -- disproportionately benefit from the significant increase in the national minimum wage that's gonna come up. it's gonna go up 6.6%. the combination of all these things that says, for example, take a single mother with two children working, working on the minimum wage. that mother is gonna be 1600 pounds a year better off as a result of all these decisions. and it's right that folks are having the attention on them. but i do think that the policies that we put in place are gonna help people disproportionately. >> that's where you believe, but that's not what other people believe. other people believe that two thirds of the benefits announced yesterday will only help the pot 50%. tax cuts for the top earners. only 1.5 3% of the pounds use will be going towards -- . and i want to look at what you've really fact up towards us today is -- . a third of the population do not have access to a car. that only works if you have a car. it just seems that you are adding to the feeling that maybe you're not really in touch with the hard reality of lots of people's lives. ? >> i actua

and part of this friday, the national minimum wage will increase and people will get a thousand pounds more. >> and i'm sure you are appalled as i was, a boy had to be taken to the hospital after collapsing in the cue in a food bank. that's 21st century britain. come on. >> that's heart breaking. and the money, the 20 billion, i'm trying to describe where it's going, 9 billion toward energy and 1 billion, doubled the amount, going to the local government, and we will know where the families know that needs help. the one that you described at the food bank, the ones who are struggling with utility bills. which doubles the amount going to the government, so you can help those people directly. you need to be able to go to those households and say look, there is help available for you. 22 billion in one year, is, you know, a big number, but we're not resting on our laurel, we're not saying job done, we'll say we will keep an eye on, this because energy prices are volatile at the moment, there is a global battle against inflation, and i mean in america and europe, and everywhere. >> and no

, _ seafarers below the national minimum wage, even— seafarers below the national minimum wage, e said _ the rest of the country. the problem is that's what he said two _ the rest of the country. the problem is that's what he said two years - is that's what he said two years ago _ is that's what he said two years ago it— is that's what he said two years ago. it didn't happen and p80 took advantage — ago. it didn't happen and p80 took advantage of the gap left open by the prime minister. p&o's behaviour comes— the prime minister. p&o's behaviour comes off— the prime minister. p&o's behaviour comes off the back of a string of fire and — comes off the back of a string of fire and rehire cases, profitable company— fire and rehire cases, profitable company is threatening to fire workers — company is threatening to fire workers unless they accept a pay cut. workers unless they accept a pay cut the — workers unless they accept a pay cut. the prime minister keeps telling — cut. the prime minister keeps telling us _ cut. the prime minister keeps telling usjust how opposed he is to fire an

using this cheap labour, below the minimum wage model, said everyone enjoys the same protection that parliament has intended them to receive. that is why we have national a lot of detail. what ships and i know they will be doing that in a lot of detail.— that in a lot of detail. what if the do that in a lot of detail. what if they do not _ that in a lot of detail. what if they do not make _ that in a lot of detail. what if they do not make a - that in a lot of detail. what if they do not make a u-turn? | that in a lot of detail. what if i they do not make a u-turn? they that in a lot of detail. what if - they do not make a u-turn? they will have to. they do not make a u-turn? they will have to- by — they do not make a u-turn? they will have to- by law _ they do not make a u-turn? they will have to. by law they _ they do not make a u-turn? they will have to. by law they will— they do not make a u-turn? they will have to. by law they will not - they do not make a u-turn? they will have to. by law they will not be i have to. by law they will not be able to sail.— able to sail. they have already broken the _ able to sail. they have already broken the law—

loophole in the law which means that seafarers working in british waters can be paid below the national minimum wagethe people you and pay them at least the minimum wage. the government matter is doing one thing for definite, changing the law, but then this little extra bit in the latter is a bit of political pressure, trying to create some political incentive for the company to take on the workers again. sources close to the transport secretary admit that the government is powerless to make them take them back and they are not proposing to change the law to make sure these people are rehired. it is about the terms of what their replacements will be paid. separately, as you refer to, the company themselves saying they broke the law, that is now subject to arbitration, a legal process between the individual staff members on the company.- process between the individual staff members on the company. briefly come on the minimum — members on the company. briefly come on the minimum wage _ members on the company. briefly come on the minimum wage issue, _ members on the company. briefly come on the minimum

working for the medicaid program, and the children's insurance program, do you agree a national minimum for the medicare wage index system is needed? >> again, you point to a very important program in medicaid. the devil is in the details, congressman. i would love to work with you on and but the devil is in the details, and we have to make it work not just for us but for the taxpayers. >> particularly in my home state of tennessee, the insufficient -- respectfully insufficient reimbursements in this are causing undue pressure on rural hospitals when they are struggling. we have seen many closures. in that regard, i ask you and the administration work with us regarding this. this was politicized and, if you will, it awards or rewards inefficiencies many times to raise these indexes in other areas of the country where fiscal restraints and good policies tend to get punished for their fiscal responsibility. that's what we are seeing in our state, sir. >> congressman, what you said i have heard before. >> thank you. madam chair, i yield back. >> thank you. >> mr. pokan. >> thank you very much, madam chair, and

minimum wage, taxation, national insurance, electricity bills, it is the perfect storm and that is affecting an endless bunch which can forever absorb these costs. that is why we are unfortunately, as are all of our competitors, having to pass on some of it on to consumers. just competitors, having to pass on some of it on to consumers.— of it on to consumers. just give us a rou:h of it on to consumers. just give us a rough idea _ of it on to consumers. just give us a rough idea of— of it on to consumers. just give us a rough idea of that. _ of it on to consumers. just give us a rough idea of that. you - of it on to consumers. just give us a rough idea of that. you are - of it on to consumers. just give us i a rough idea of that. you are having to increase prices, give us a rough idea of by how much? it is to increase prices, give us a rough idea of by how much?— idea of by how much? it is very different across _ idea of by how much? it is very different across the _ idea of by how much? it is very different across the board. - idea of by how much? it is very i different across the board. so

minimum wage. the average price. >> for a one-bedroom is exactly $3,059. that is. >> drastically more expensive than that in the nation as a whole, which well under $2000, a month for rent. jeff parker, a senior economist with zillow, says the top 5 metropolitan areas for rain across the country are san francisco, san jose, miami, new york, the in los angeles. he says san jose prices remain high due to a shortage of housing and a strong demand to live in south bay. really great quality of life. the california weather access to the ocean in the mountains, along with access to the highest paying. >> local. >> industry in the country, tech industry says not everyone works in tech, which has made housing difficult for a minimum wage worker. but he does see some light at the end of the tunnel. he says tech companies could also be a part of the solution if they continue remote work, it will take the excess demand off housing in san jose and will leave more supply. i think prices and rents will not be rising as quickly in the bay area broadly as in the rest of the country reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news f

minimum wage. the average price for a one-bedroom is exactly $3,059. that is. >> drastically more expensive than that in the nation as a whole, which well under $2000, a month for rent. jeff tucker, a senior economist with zillow, says the top 5 metropolitan areas for rain across the country are san francisco, san jose. >> miami, new york, the in los angeles. he says san jose prices remain high due to a shortage of housing and a strong demand to live in south bay. really great quality of life. the california weather access to the ocean in the mountains, along with access to the highest paying local >> industry in the country. tech industry, harper says not everyone works in tech, which has made housing difficult for a minimum wage worker. but he does see some light at the end of the tunnel. he says. >> tech companies could also be a part of the solution if they continue remote work, it will take the excess demand off housing in san jose and will leave more supply. i think prices and rents will not be rising as quickly in the bay area broadly as in the rest of the country reporting in san jose. >> justin campbell k

minimum wage. the average price for a one-bedroom is exactly $3,059. that is. >> drastically more expensive them then in the nation as a whole, which well under $2000, a month for rent. jeff tucker, a senior economist with zillow, says the top 5 metropolitan areas for rent across the country are san francisco, san jose. >> miami, new york, the in los angeles. he says san jose prices remain high due to a shortage of housing and a strong demand to live in south bay. really great quality of california weather access to the ocean in the mountains along with access to the highest paying local >> industry in the country. tech industry, harper says not everyone works in tech, which has made housing difficult for a minimum wage worker. but he does see some light at the end of the tunnel. he says. >> tech companies could also be a part of the solution if they continue remote work, it will take the excess demand off housing in san jose and will leave more supply. i think prices and rents will not be rising as quickly in the bay area broadly as in the rest of the country reporting in san jose. >> justin campbell kron, 4 news

minimum wage. the average price for a one-bedroom is exactly $3,059. that is. >> drastically more expensive them then in the nationole, which well under $2000, a month for rent. jeff tucker, a senior economist with zillow, says the top 5 metropolitan areas for rent across the country are san francisco, san jose. >> miami, new york, the in los angeles. he says san jose prices remain high due to a shortage of housing and a strong demand to live in south bay. really great quality of life. the california weather access to the ocean in the mountains, along with access to the highest paying local >> industry in the country. tech industry, harper says not everyone works in tech, which has made housing difficult for a minimum wage worker. but he does see some light at the end of the tunnel. he says. >> tech companies could also be a part of the solution if they continue remote work, it will take the excess demand off housing in san jose and will leave more supply. i think prices and rents will not be rising as quickly in the bay area broadly as in the rest of the country reporting in san jose. >> justin campbell kron, 4 n

minimum wage. the average price for a one-bedroom is exactly $3,059. that is. >> drastically more expensive them then in the nation as a whole, which well under $2000, a month for rent. jeff tucker, a senior economist with zillow, says the top 5 metropolitan areas for rent across the country are san francisco, san jose. >> miami, new york, the in los angeles. he says san jose prices remain high due to a shortage of housing and a strong demand to live in south bay. really great quality of life. california weather access to the ocean in the mountains, along with access to the highest paying local >> industry in the country. tech industry, harper says not everyone works in tech, which has made housing difficult for a minimum wage worker. but he does see some light at the end of the tunnel. he says. >> tech companies could also be a part of the solution if they continue remote work, it will take the excess demand off housing in san jose and will leave more supply. i think prices and rents will not be rising as quickly in the bay area broadly as in the rest of the country reporting in san jose. >> justin campbell kron,

minimum wage. the average price for a one-bedroom is exactly $3,059. that is. >> drastically more expensive than that in the nation as a whole, which well under $2000, a month for rent. jeff tucker, a senior economist with zillow, says the top 5 metropolitan areas for rain across the country are san francisco, san jose. >> miami, new york, the in los angeles. he says san jose prices remain high due to a shortage of housing and a strong demand to live in south bay. really great quality of life. the california weather access to the ocean in the mountains, along with access to the highest paying. >> local. >> industry in the country, tech industry, tucker says not everyone works in tech, which has made housing difficult for a minimum wage worker. but he does see some light at the end of the tunnel. he says tech companies could also be a part of the solution if they continue remote work, it will take the excess demand off housing in san jose and will leave more supply. i think prices and rents will not be rising as quickly in the bay area broadly as in the rest of the country reporting in san jose, justin campbell kro

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minimum wage will remain at $15. but the company says some workers will qualify for higher starting pay based on the nature of their job , and other factors, i hope is bringing back its nationalthis means you'll get a free short stack of buttermilk pancakes until four o'clock this afternoon. last year, i helped cancel the event due to the pandemic. the annual event is held on fat tuesday, i hope will accept donations for charities instead of charging for the pancakes. this year, i have is extending the promotion all month long and encouraging diners to donate by rounding up to at least the nearest dollar. with all that change, going to a very good cost, so we have three hours left. if we leave now, mike, we can get those pink hop and i've had it for breakfast for lunch for dinner. midnight snack, maybe. more recently, but maybe? yeah good. good little pancakes there. thanks for watching. have a great rest of the afternoon. we'll see you back here for next newscasts coming up at four.we are givingr tips from the hottest chefs.ingr secrets from the best of the best to take your cooking to the next level. from a surprise baking ingredient -00 mayonnaise. to the killer techniques

nation a better place for americans to live. those natural law rulings struck down such laws as the child labor laws minimum wage laws and laws that required safe working conditions. they held that the natural law of freedom of contract and the natural law right to private to property. created rights for businesses incorporations that rose above the efforts of government to to prevent the ills they created. they put these so-called economic rights into a zone of protection so high that even reasonable laws aimed at curbing corporate excesses were struck down. now again known as proposing to take us all the way back to this so called lochner era. but there are those who wish to employ the same reasoning that was used in that era. today's natural law proponents of what they term new economic rights and new property rights have called into question many of the most important laws enacted in this century. laws protecting the environment our water in our air laws regulating child care and senior citizens facility facilities. and even called in the question the constitutionality of the social security system. now judge thomas, you've ma

firefighters make minimum wage of $15 and think it will help recruitment and i know it's an issue of importance senator merkley is not here but one thing we also support his national guard being used in a lot of these areas. we know recruitment will take a long time to build up to our national cards and a savior for our communities so we remain committed to doing that as well. >> thankld you ray much. in closing i know inflation and back inn the 70s and 80s teaming up earlier in the hearing, i would like to note for the record from 1969 to 1974, a republican president 1974 to 1977, a republican president from 77/81, a democratic president and 81 to 89, a republican president so happy to have these debates about the economy. >> i want to thank ms. young for appearing before the committee today. her full reinstatement will be included in the record. questions for the record are due by 12 noon tomorrow with signed hardcopies to the clerk. e-mailed copies will be accepted under our rules and miss young will have seven days from questions to respond with answers. with no further business before the committee, this hearing is adjourned.wi [inaudible conversations] [inau

firefighters make a minimum wage of $15 that will also help with recruitment and i know this is an issue of importance to senator murkily, who is not here, but one thing we also support is national guard being used in a lot of these areas. we know recruitment will take a long time to build up and our national guard presence has been a life saver literally for a lot of communities. so, we remain committed to doing that, as well. >> thank you very much. in closing, mr. chair, i know the topic of inflation and interest rates back in the '70s and '80s came up earlier in the hearing and from 1969 to 1974. from 1977 there was a republican president, president from '77 to '81 democratic president and from '81 to '89 republican president. i am happy to have the conversation of interest rates. >> i want to thank ms. young for appearing before the committee today. her full written testimony will be in the record. questions for the record are due by 12:00 noon tomorrow with signed hard copies delivered to the county clerk and email copies will also be accepted under our rules and ms. young will have seven days from the receipt of our questions to respond with answers. with no further busin