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43252Frank Manzo IV, MPPPolicy Director Illinois Economic Policy InstituteThe Effects of the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance: Higher Incomes with Littl pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-finalle to No Impact on Employment Hours, and Businesses in the First Two YearsRobert Bruno, PhDDirectorProject for Middle Class Renewal University of Illinois or Urbana-ChampaignRobert Habans, PhDPostdoctoral Research Associate Project for Middle Class Renewal University of Illinois of Urbana-Champaignn pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final SCHOOL OF LABOR & EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSUNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGNitThe Effects of the Chicago Minimum Wage OrdinanceABOUT THE AUTHORSFpmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final
rank Manzo IV. MPP is the Policy Director of the Illinois Economic Policy Institute (ILEPI). He earned a Master of Public Policy from the University o43252Frank Manzo IV, MPPPolicy Director Illinois Economic Policy InstituteThe Effects of the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance: Higher Incomes with Littl pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-finaland an Advanced Certificate of Labor Studies from the University of Illinois. He specializes in labor market analysis, prevailing wage laws, economic development, infrastructure investment, the low-wage labor force, and public finance. He can be contacted at fiuaiizo@illmoisepi.org.Robert Bruno. PhD pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final is a Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign School of Labor and Employment Relations and the Director of the School's Labor Educpmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final
ation Program. He also directs the Project for Middle Class Renewal at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His research focuses broadly on43252Frank Manzo IV, MPPPolicy Director Illinois Economic Policy InstituteThe Effects of the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance: Higher Incomes with Littl pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-finallitical Science from Bowling Green State University. He can be contacted at bbnmo@illmois.edu.Robert Habans. PhD is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Project for Middle Class Renewal at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His research engages with a range of topics broadly related pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final to urban development, local economic transformation. and work and employment. He earned his Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Planning and Policy from thpmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final
e University of Illinois at Chicago. He also holds degrees from the University of California. Berkeley, and the University of New Orleans He can be co43252Frank Manzo IV, MPPPolicy Director Illinois Economic Policy InstituteThe Effects of the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance: Higher Incomes with Littl pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-finaled 44 to 5 in favor of gradually raising the minimum wage to $13.00 per hour in the city to increase earnings for 410.000 Chicago workers. In its first two years when the minimum wage increased to $10.00 an hour and subsequently to $10.50 an hour the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance has already booste pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-finald incomes for at least 330.000 workers in the city.Overall, the higher minimum wage has been associated with an increase in worker incomes but littlepmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final
to no impact on employment or the number of private business establishments. -\n assessment of outcomes from 2010 through 2016 against both the Illino43252Frank Manzo IV, MPPPolicy Director Illinois Economic Policy InstituteThe Effects of the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance: Higher Incomes with Littl pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final reveals that the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance has largely achieved its intended puiposcs.The Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance has been associated with:•A 2.5 percent increase in incomes for Chicago workers, a 1.0 percent reduction in working hours, and no impact on either the unemployment rale or t pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-finalhe growth of private business establishments in the city.•Reduced income inequality, as incomes rose by 2.7 percent for the lowest-paid workers comparpmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final
ed Io a gain of 2.3 percent for the median worker.•A larger impact on workers employed in the nonprofit sector, where annual incomes increased by 5.2 43252Frank Manzo IV, MPPPolicy Director Illinois Economic Policy InstituteThe Effects of the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance: Higher Incomes with Littl pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final.50 below the state minimum wage.•Higher consumer demand among low-income households, which indirectly created new jobs and offset any direct negative impact on employmentAfter the minimum wage hikes, incomes were boosted most for more than 330,000 total workers in low-paying occupations and industr pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-finalies:•Workers in building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations, such as janitors and maids, experienced a 6.1 percent increase in incomes.•pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final
Workers 111 office and administrative support occupations, such as secretaries and record clerks, experienced a 3.3 percent increase 111 incomes.•Work43252Frank Manzo IV, MPPPolicy Director Illinois Economic Policy InstituteThe Effects of the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance: Higher Incomes with Littl pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final111 the "other services” industry, a miscellaneous group that includes workers at car washes and nail salons, experienced a 10.2 percent increase in incomes.•However, the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance was not statistically associated with higher annual incomes for workers in food preparation and se pmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-finalrving occupations in the city.To raise worker incomes, reduce income inequality, grow Illinois' population, and ensure that workcis are paid a wage copmcr-ilepi-chicago-minimum-wage-study-final
mmensurate with the cost of living, six public jxiliey actions are recommended.1.1 he City of Chicago should expand coverage of the minimum wage to in43252Frank Manzo IV, MPPPolicy Director Illinois Economic Policy InstituteThe Effects of the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance: Higher Incomes with Littl43252Frank Manzo IV, MPPPolicy Director Illinois Economic Policy InstituteThe Effects of the Chicago Minimum Wage Ordinance: Higher Incomes with LittlGọi ngay
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