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MIT has a living wage calculator for U.S. regions you can look up for your area if you livenin the U.S.. I have no opinion on the methodologies but it's been a
by staticman2 6y ago
MIT has a living wage calculator for U.S. regions you can look up for your area if you livenin the U.S..
I have no opinion on the methodologies but it's been attempted.
https://livingwage.mit.edu https://livingwage.mit.edu
- dominotw 6y agoThank you. This is very interesting. This seems to take into account number of children and adults working in the family.Minimum wage doesn't take that into account. Not sure if it would be possible to make employers pay different minimum wage based on number of children and working adults in a employees family. So I think this the idea behind paying living wage, pay based on employee's circumstances.