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2007-02-15 06:56 pm (UTC)
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No particular pimp preference...
From the NYT article below, I tracked down the National Restaurant Association (the
other
NRA!). This is essentially a small business lobbyist group as I pondered. And, indeed, they are against min-wage increases. Here's their statement:
http://www.restaurant.org/government/Issues/Issue.cfm?Issue=minwage
Their talking points seem pretty good, actually. I feel kind of sorry for them. They are up against strong forces.
Also, I see what you mean about them going after tax breaks (e.g. "restaurant depreciation relief"). Ugh, more complicated tax code!
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From the NYT article below, I tracked down the National Restaurant Association (the other NRA!). This is essentially a small business lobbyist group as I pondered. And, indeed, they are against min-wage increases. Here's their statement:
http://www.restaurant.org/government/Issues/Issue.cfm?Issue=minwage
Their talking points seem pretty good, actually. I feel kind of sorry for them. They are up against strong forces.
Also, I see what you mean about them going after tax breaks (e.g. "restaurant depreciation relief"). Ugh, more complicated tax code!