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Joseph Robinette Biden Statement on the Minimum Wage Increase for Federal Employees and Contractors (2022)

A job is about more than a paycheck. It's about dignity. When I was running for President, I said it was past time to increase the Federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. Last year, I made a downpayment on that pledge with Executive orders directing my administration to work toward ensuring that employees working on Federal contracts and Federal employees earned a $15 per hour minimum wage.
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Joseph Robinette Biden Statement on the Minimum Wage Increase for Federal Employees and Contractors (2022)

These workers benefiting from these actions are critical to the functioning of the Federal Government and of our Nation, and I'm proud that their wages will begin to reflect that. I continue to urge Congress to raise the Federal minimum wage to $15 an hour so that American workers can have a job that delivers dignity.
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Joseph Robinette Biden Statement on the Minimum Wage Increase for Federal Employees and Contractors (2022)

These are the customer service representatives who answer the phones to ensure that Americans get the health care they deserve; wildland firefighters who protect our forests and communities; custodial workers who keep our military bases clean and safe; nursing assistants who care for our veterans; and laborers who build and repair Federal facilities. The workers that will disproportionately benefit from this pay increase are women, workers of color, and workers with disabilities.
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