KQED's Forum Election 2024: Proposition 32 Would Raise California’s Minimum Wage
Oct 1, 2024
Farida Jhabvala Romero, a labor correspondent for KQED, discusses California Proposition 32, which proposes raising the minimum wage to $18 by 2026. She highlights how this measure could promote economic fairness and uplift low-wage earners. In contrast, Joseph Sanberg, an anti-poverty advocate, argues against the increase, warning it may lead to higher prices and job losses. The conversation reveals the deep divides among Californians on this critical issue, emphasizing the potential impact on various worker demographics across the state.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
California Proposition 32: Minimum Wage Dynamics
02:13 • 11min
Divided Opinions on California Proposition 32
13:15 • 2min
Debating California's Proposition 32
15:10 • 18min
Analyzing the Impact of California Proposition 32 on Minimum Wage
33:16 • 2min
Exploring California Proposition 32: Minimum Wage Debates
35:17 • 18min
Debate on California Proposition 32 and Its Economic Impact
52:49 • 3min