Record #:

30510

Author(s):

Barden, G.A.

Abstract:

As the Congressman representing North Carolina, Graham Barden discusses his views on minimum wage in a speech give to the Committee on Education and Labor in 1955. Baren argues that minimum wage should not result in price fixing, destroy small business, or create misery in some areas, but should be enough to compensate for appropriate labor. In this case, the argument is for a minimum wage of 90 cents.

Source:

We the People of North Carolina (NoCar F 251 W4), Vol. 13 Issue 5, October 1955, p8-9, 27

Subject(s):

Minimum wage