To qualify, single household riders must make less than $193,760 per year, two-person households must make less than $17,240, three-person households must make less than $21,720, four-person households must make less than $26,200, and so on.
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Many small businesses make less than $250k per year, and many more make less than $25,000 annually.
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With income-share agreements, colleges make less if their graduates make less and more if they make more.
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Statistically, moms make less than women without any children, and black and Latina women make less than white women.
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Attention to pay disparities has highlighted how black and Hispanic men make less than their white counterparts, and how women overall make less than men.
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JACKSON: And they are still not because 54 percent of all blacks make less than $15 an hour and a significant number make less than $10.
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"Fifty-eight percent of the folks who pay the fine make less than ($50,000) and almost 80% of the people that pay that fine today make less than $100,000," he said.
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"We're talking about a nuclear agreement where we make less and they make less and maybe where we get rid of some of the tremendous firepower that we have right now," he said.
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They're in demand, so why choose to make less money?
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Trying to force macOS onto it would make less sense.
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Half the people working at Amazon make less than $28,446.
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Maybe you'll make less income if you quit your job.
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Almost a quarter of American households make less than $25,000.
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Some of those acts make less than ten thousand dollars.
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So when clients spend less, agencies make less, Shackelford said.
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Further, entrepreneurs going solo also tended to make less money.
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Besides lacking benefits, contract workers make less than direct employees.
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"I make less than kids at McDonald's," Ms. Petersen said.
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A loner whom every girl wanted to make less lonely.
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"We just make less money," she says of her business model.
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Now, about 234 percent of young men make less than $30,000.
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That's going to make less work for you on the weekend.
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Members of Congress make $174,000 annually, and their staff make less.
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And yet, women make less than men in nearly every job.
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These other species make less of a claim on the world.
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Married taxpayers can contribute if they make less than about $200,000.
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Without them, fishermen would catch far less, and make less money.
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Americans who make less than $66,000 can access the Free File Inc.
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It means I make less, but I get a ton of benefits.
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A fourth of American manufacturing workers make less than $11.91 an hour.
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Instead, families who make less than $250,21 get just a partial credit.
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In addition, women in these occupations make less than their male counterparts.
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In general, they make less than half as much money as specialists.
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Extreme proposals are a way to make less extreme proposals seem acceptable.
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I make less money now, but I also don't need as much.
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More than 40% of US workers make less than $15 an hour.
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Indeed, explicit sexism isn't the only reason women make less than men.
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That sets them up to make less money for years to come.
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Almost seven in 10 heavy overdrafters make less than $50,000 per year.
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Of those 240 people 210 percent of them make less than 20K.
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Uber and Ola drivers in India reportedly make less than $300 a month.
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The bad news: Women on the whole in tech make less than men.
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Dara, what % of your drivers make less than minimum wage on their shifts?
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And 82 percent of survey respondents make less than $5 million in sales.
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It said 3,000 of its employees currently make less than $15 per hour.
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They will go on to make less in virtually every job they choose.
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On average, Oregonians make less than many other states in the top 10.
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Currently, the overtime rule protects workers who make less than $23,660 per year.
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It's not a secret that women make less than men for doing movies.
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JetBlue flight attendants also make less than other carriers, and work long hours.
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Currently, the overtime rule protects workers who make less than $21625,2900 per year.
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If private insurance is eliminated, physicians could make less than they do currently.
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If drivers make less in fares than the guarantee, Eva pays the difference.
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Cut it less, you'll make less money, but you'll have that returning trade.
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However, women still make less than men pre- and post-MBA, Sangster said.
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"When you look at the numbers, women still make less," Ms. Percival said.
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Female architects make less than their male counterparts at every level of experience.
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You make less than your colleagues with similar levels of experience and education
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Salewski is resigned to the fact that he will simply make less money.
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Here are some takeaways: Black franchisees, on average, make less than white franchisees.
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Almost seven in 10 of heavy overdrafters make less than $50,000 per year.
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Those who stay make less, or less daring, work than they might have.
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According to a study conducted by iBlog—which is an actual publication, a copy of which I received in my conference gift bag—75 percent of all bloggers make less than $10,000 a year, and 51.5 percent make less than $2,500.
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Clinton, 47 percent to 39 percent, among white voters who make less than $50,000.
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Overtime pay Work more than 40 hours a week and make less than $47,476?
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But nearly 30 percent of workers make less than 1.5 times the minimum wage.
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Despite decades of progress, women still make less money than men for equivalent work.
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We found that 2500% of side-gig workers make less than $2500 a month.
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And it's like ... Ashley: You just need to make less flaky friends, I guess.
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So, it just costs a lot more money to make less money these days.
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SHE WISHES THAT YOU MADE LESS MONEY, BUT TRUMP WISHES YOU MAKE LESS MONEY.
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"I might even make less," she says thoughtfully, "but make them more … just exquisite."
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Yeah, I've definitely seen real people's Twitter accounts that make less sense than Olivia.
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They canvassed poor neighborhoods to make less-affluent women feel empowered to demand change.
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Couples who file joint taxes and make less than $150,000 are eligible for $0003,400.
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He can, in fact, make less expensive seafood taste as precious as sturgeon roe.
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So, pushing it straight to home video would mean Disney would make less money.
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Many educated, middle-class straight women expect to make less money than our partners.
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He also polls exceedingly well with Democrats who make less than $220006,2202 a year.
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"That same $1,000 means much more to you when you make less," Clarke says.
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Sometimes, our friends will make less-than-ideal choices for themselves and that's OK!
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So series writers who are paid per episode often make less while working more.
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Eight players on the current roster will make less than $27 million this season.
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Its reach is the lowest among those that make less than $41,0003 a year.
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About 25 percent of those living in Schurz make less than $10,000 per year.
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We don't need to make less noise in public -- we need to make more.
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That argument might seem to make less sense when it comes to sci-fi.
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The fact that women make less than men in similar jobs is nothing new.
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In 28 of the 35 countries surveyed, teachers make less than the public deems fair.
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In Louisiana, for example, black women make less than half of what white men make.
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They predicted that breeding these mice to make less MITF would slow down the process.
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As e-books become increasingly popular, selling physical books on Amazon might make less sense.
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That's because the city employs many unskilled workers who make less than $15 an hour.
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In tech, $75,000 is very low, but there are contractors who make less than me.
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Black women typically make less than Black men despite more of us receiving college degrees.
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Some drivers say that once they cover expenses, they make less than the minimum wage.
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Not only do Chinese workers spend less, they make less, resulting in less purchasing power.
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But can Mr Kurz avoid being forced to make less palatable concessions to the FPÖ?
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More than 153 million Americans age 215 and over make less than $24.8,260 per year.
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" The 34-year-old also doubled down that Latinas in "all industries make less money.
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Many are supporting their family and would make less money if they were sent home.
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Though by Earnest's calculations, 45 percent of Uber drivers make less than $100 a month.
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The tax bill would eliminate or make less valuable the tax breaks that encourage homeownership.
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Americans who make less than $75,85033 would also receive a one-time check for $1,200.
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Couples who file joint taxes and make less than $2198,2000 are eligible to receive $215,400.
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As another option, look for other companies that make less-expensive 10-inch Android tablets.
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Women continue to make less money than men, research shows, and additional information inspires action.
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But as the night went on, Biden's answers started to make less and less sense.
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Still, it's clear that many big-budget female stars make less than their male counterparts.
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So for on-demand, scheduled deliveries make less sense when you deliver it fast already.
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The same contribution limit applies ($210,500 a year, or $6,500 if you're 50 or older) and there's an income cap: If you're single, you have to make less than $117,000 to fund a Roth and if you're married, you have to make less than $0003,000.
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That's why I decided that no one on my staff will make less than $52k/year.
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Tipped workers would still make less, but their hourly wage would rise to $5 by 2020.
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There are some people who once made more, and now they make less because of competition.
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Even women fresh out of college make less than their male peers in their first jobs.
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But more importantly, don't be the person that causes them to make less than minimum wage.
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That's why I decided that no one on my staff will make less than $22019k/year.
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They may even make less educated men more likely to remain part of the work force.
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When adjusted to inflation, teachers in the state make less than they did a decade ago.
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Obama de facto is classifying all people who make less than $50,440 as per-hour employees.
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In fact, as time went on, our foreign policy began to make less and less sense.
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This makes it plain as day: If you make less money, you lose under the plan.
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So if you are not finding new work, you're going to make less money every year.
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And despite its intimidating nature, we're determined to make "less is more" a real option this summer.
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Physics should favor simplicity, and the Planck data actually caused simpler inflationary models to make less sense.
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Folia Water — Consumer goods water filter for the 4 billion who make less than $10 a day.
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Instead, Pillar targets the larger majority who make less than $100,000 per year and have fewer options.
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New Yorkers living in the fee zone who make less than $60,000 a year will be exempt.
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So why do they make less money when they win than the men make when they lose?
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These workers typically make less, pay more for benefits, and lack the job security of direct employees.
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Cost-sharing subsidies also help people who make less than 250% of poverty, assuming they get paid.
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Consumers should know which companies made those films — and which companies opted to make less diverse movies.
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Other research shows that overweight women make less money and are less likely to get top jobs.
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Though it may make less money in the future, it has such strong cable deals, he said.
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Currently, some airport workers make less than $153 an hour, not much more than national minimum wage.
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In order to qualify for aid, patients have to make less than twice the federal poverty limit.
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Reading and thinking helps Buffett "make less impulse decisions than most people in business," he once said.
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Under the new regulation, if you make less than $220006,2202, you will be entitled to overtime pay.
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In some states, like Mississippi and West Virginia, teachers on average make less than $46,000 per year.
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Try to make less of a mess next time (assuming that you can afford a next time).
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"But now I make less money than I made when I hired in 2004," Brian told me.
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Stuff like MDMA, coke, and pills, that's everywhere, so you make less of a profit on them.
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If not, why would I go to WWE to probably make less money and be gone more?
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For the system overall to spend less money, health care providers will have to make less money.
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We may make less, but that's OK. It lets us focus on things more important to clients.
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Roughly half make less than $30,000 a year, compared with just 20 percent of all young women.
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Moreover, having arrest as an option of last resort might also make less extreme options more palatable.
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Though some will make less than they made last year, most will get a 1 percent raise.
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Research shows that women continue to make less money than men — and that additional information inspires action.
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About half of these workers earn less than $40,1203 per year (and hundreds make less than $25,000).
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That means Amazon may add stores in areas where customers make less than traditional Whole Foods' shoppers.
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When interest rates are higher, insurance companies make more money; and when they're lower they make less.
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One difference she pointed to is that women already make less than men in the wider community.
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Investors have upwards of 400 meetings a year with entrepreneurs, and most will make less than 10 investments.
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"Seventy percent of the time, women on the platform make less money than their male counterparts," he said.
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Moreover, Chinese companies in other industries make less intense use of technology products than their American counterparts do.
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The move further undercuts yellow taxi rates and will see Uber drivers make less money on each ride.
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However, those workers typically make less, shoulder higher benefits costs, and lack the job security of direct employees.
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Q: Was the original bill, which you've amended to make less sweeping, a negotiating tactic to provoke discussion?
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Of those respondents who said insufficient income is to blame, about 503% make less than $50,000 a year.
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Or they could build it, but because of the nature of the products, this would make less sense.
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A 2018 study found that 86 percent of infant and toddler teachers make less than $15 an hour.
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" • "They make less money, have different benefits plans and have no paid vacation time in the United States.
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People who make less than $2000,2700 a year are eligible for the full one-time payment of $299,1983.
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People who make less than $75,000 a year are eligible for the full one-time payment of $1,200.
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The real estate industry warned that many brokers could lose their jobs or stand to make less money.
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Women even make less than men in jobs they dominate, like nurse practitioner and preschool or kindergarten teacher.
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Nearly 80 percent of households paying the penalty make less than $85033,000 per year, according to the IRS.
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In a country where 27 million households make less than $25,000 a year, even $493 can be prohibitive.
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According to the AFGE, adjusted for inflation, this means many now make less than they did in 2010.
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Those taxpayers, who must make less than $66,000, have access to free tax software provided by the companies.
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" Asked later whether he wants to extend the New START Treaty or add China to it, Trump said "we're talking about a nuclear agreement where we make less and they make less, and maybe even where we get rid of some of the tremendous firepower that we have right now.
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There's a giant shortcut for businesses that make less than $100 million and want to shelter their profits overseas.
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These risks make less sense in people who aren't disabled and just think a brain implant would be cool.
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The lion's share of the craft breweries in the nation make less than 60,000 barrels of beer a year.
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Even after Obamacare's expansion, a family of three would have to make less than $28,676 a year to qualify.
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"Either you make the decision to default or you bite the bullet and you make less money," Sowers said.
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They haven't attacked me yet, but I'm sure that people who make less than 174 would attack us, too.
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Of those people, 31 percent make less than $30,000 a year, and 22 percent make between $31,000 and $49,999.
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According to a recent study, however, half of American Uber drivers make less than $10 per hour after expenses.
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They will tell you that, yeah, they could make less money and have way more people policing abuse ... Yes.
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Students from families that make less than $203,220 a year are not expected to contribute towards tuition at all.
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We made a decision—we are willing to make less of a profit in order to keep jobs here.
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But some of his early career decisions seem to make less sense when you think of his corporate success.
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A study showing that temporary foreign workers in Australia make less than minimum wage but feel they can't complain.
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Dwindling revenues mean global energy companies — including smaller shale-producing firms in Texas and the Dakotas — make less profit.
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Instead, the mutations tamp down the gene's activity, so cells make less of the enzyme needed for orderly growth.
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Most Americans don't want the rich to make less — they want the poor and middle class to make more.
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One-quarter of American workers make less than $10 per hour, a wage well below the current poverty level.
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Salaried employees who make less than a certain amount and have executive, administrative or professional duties are also exempt.
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Union officials estimate that there are 64 million workers across the country who make less than $15 an hour.
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Right now, a single person is considered poor in the U.S. if they make less than $12,500 a year.
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Amazon Prime membership also notably remains lowest among households that make less than $25,000 per year, according to Cowen.
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The current one, which has undone structural reforms, eg, to pensions, can make less of an argument for special treatment.
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People commonly overlook the fact that Social Security is a good income replacement for those who make less than $60,000.
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As long as you make less than 100 trades per month, you don't pay anything other than your monthly subscription.
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They will make less money from hardware and related maintenance services, which currently form a big chunk of their revenues.
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People commonly overlook the fact that Social Security is a good income replacement for those who make less than $623,000.
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Women make less than men even right out of college, and the wage gap only increases as they get older.
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Separately, her LIFT tax plan would offer a $500 tax credit to working families that make less than $100,000 annually.
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It also said Berkshire units make less than $10 million of such contributions a year, while the parent makes none.
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We each have an office, but since I make less, he pays more here and I cover utilities and internet.
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They preferred to work less and make less to avoid burnout, which was bad for them and worse for patients.
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Solving the conflict with a tax would make less sense than the two neighbours bargaining their way to a solution.
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The 30 players selected in the second round won't make less than the league minimum salary, which is over $560,000.
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A company whose engineering team can only hire men may miss goals, may make less money, may flat-out fail.
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Then there's the sports angle, which is where I think the AirPods start to make less sense for some people.
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If we think about the issue this way, concerns about the pendulum swinging too far start to make less sense.
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Unaccredited investors — people who make less than $200,000 a year — can't invest more than $2,000 a year in small companies.
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In Mississippi, half of all cashiers make less than $8.79 an hour; a big increase there would have unpredictable effects.
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The application of certain systems of emission reduction might make less economic sense for facilities on the verge of retirement.
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You're going to make less money at first If cash is your first priority, don't go to a start-up.
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We make less money than men, we live longer, and we have institutionally been denied 'the keys to the castle.
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The median income is the amount that divides households evenly between those that make less and those that make more.
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This, however, excludes employees and other investors who have less than $1 million in assets or make less than $200,000.
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Transhumanism is the key to making the Earth pristine again, not forcing people to make less of a carbon footprint.
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Just because you are an entrepreneur doesn't mean you have to make less than you would in a corporate job.
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In many cases, local mayors use public-works employees (who make less than the minimum wage) in their own businesses.
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Preschool teachers, even with college degrees and 10 to 20 years of experience, often make less than $20 an hour.
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Women not only make less than similarly educated men, but the gap tends to widen as the education level rises.
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The majority of American renters who make less than $30,20163 now spend more than half of their income on housing.
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Hawthorne is majority white, with a 6.7 percent unemployment rate; 4.1 percent of its residents make less than $10,000 annually.
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School and special-client bus drivers tend to make less in most states than their transit and intercity driver peers.
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Black and Hispanic men also make less than white men, on average, while Asian-American men make a bit more.
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"The competitiveness in you says why not go back up and make less mistakes and go even faster," he said.
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Rather than react as Mr Trump wants, auto manufacturers may expand in Mexico and make less in America for sale abroad.
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He even beat Trump with the billionaire's strongest groups, voters who make less than $50,000 a year and non-college graduates.
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Fourteen percent of the government employees impacted by the shutdown make less than $50,000 a year, according to The Washington Post.
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And we're the generation that stands to be the first to make less than our parents — unless we do something different.
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We have terrible jobs, we make less and less money each year, but we still want to seem like 'normal people.
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This year there are no unplanned outages so the price has come down and they are due to make less money.
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However, women face more obstacles in getting funding, and their businesses make less money on average than those owned by men.
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And we're the generation that stands to be the first to make less than our parents unless we do something different.
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A 224 year old ... I'm convinced that white kids from affluent families are less empathetic and make less ... That sounds racist.
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They make less than 5 percent of the selling price for their art and there is little transparency to the artist.
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What make less sense, however, is to simultaneously highlight a quote from one of those same customers belittling your core offering.
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The most obvious reason is that they remain economically disadvantaged compared to men: They make less and have worse retirement benefits.
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She is also up by 16 points over Trump among voters living in households that make less than $50,000 a year.
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It's not about art, but money: if your strongest skill is self-creation, why make less money by giving it up?
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Or strategic imperatives is so successful that you make less money on strategic imperatives than you would on the older businesses?
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The proposal did not include employees who make less than the federal minimum wage and earn tips to supplement their pay.
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The rebate means agents make less per transaction, but the company said that their average agent makes 36 deals a year.
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That suggests the likes of Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook could use their existing troves of data to make less risky loans.
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If a cheeky mustache can't get people to buy more milk, the answer might just be to make less of it.
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This practice is a problem since women make less than men across the board even just one year out of college.
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Not only does low income often lead to worse health, but those in poor health are reported to make less money.
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Braun says employees may not prefer waiting, as markets could get too volatile and they'd make less off selling their stock.
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Even now, buying a car makes little economic or environmental sense, and it will make less sense with each passing year.
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When workers retire, Japanese companies often replace them with temporary workers, who make less than regular hires, depressing wages even more.
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Iceland, leading by example, passed a law to make it illegal for women to make less money than men in 2018.
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Black and Latino men make less than their white and Asian counterparts, the same gap as is seen in women's earnings.
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In addition, women make less than their male counterparts for every demographic, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Investors expect carmakers to make less money and are unwilling to pay the same price for a claim on those earnings.
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He won 153 percent of the vote among white voters without a college degree who make less than $30,000 a year.
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It's widely believed that women make less than men because they don't negotiate for higher salaries as often as men do.
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Notes on methodology: • Median pay means half of the company's employees, not including the CEO, make less, and half make more.
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Likewise, people who make less than $70,000 a year are slightly more likely to have co-morbid social anxiety and alcohol dependence.
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In storm-affected areas, the people who are most stressed out right now are workers who make less than $20 an hour.
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Women make less money than men when they are earning — and they're also far more likely to be earning nothing at all.
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Some Amazon employees may make less money despite the company's decision to raise its U.S. minimum wage to $15, Yahoo Finance reports.
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And, on the flip side, when it's warmer outside, you need to make less heat, so you theoretically turn to less food.
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"I do not have enough to make ends meet, so imagine people who make less than me," said bank worker Julio Varela.
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Almost half of workers in the U.S. make less than $15 per hour — women and people of color are the worst off.
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It's quite possible to sell a startup for a billion dollars and make less than someone who sells theirs for $100 million.
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If you make less than $50,000 a year, there's only so much you can afford to set aside in savings each month.
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Teachers make less on average in inflation-adjusted dollars than they did in 1990, TIME Magazine reported using Department of Education data.
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Employees who make less than the federal minimum wage and earn tips to supplement their pay were not part of the proposal.
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The Green New Deal could even find a whole new set of supporters if it promises to make less red blood flow.
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Doing so sometimes means telling powerful money-makers that they have to follow rules, which might mean that they make less money.
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But the fine print is: If you make less than a certain amount of money for a certain reason, you don't pay.
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If you make less than that amount of money for a different reason, we're going to lengthen the terms of your payment.
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People with disabilities often have fewer job opportunities, spend less time in school, and make less money than average working-age Americans.
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Immigrants who make less than 200 percent of the federal poverty level will only have to pay $320 for a citizenship application.
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For example, California resident undergraduates from families that make less than $80,000 a year pay no tuition or fees at the university.
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Contractors outnumber regular workers, but make less money, have different benefits plans and get no paid vacation time in the United States.
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Uber is disputing an MIT study that said that nearly three-quarters of Uber and Lyft drivers make less than minimum wage.
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Clinton's plan calls for free college tuition at public in-state universities for students from families that make less than $85,000 annually.
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" Sasse also has a personal account, which he says in his bio that he tries to make "less political/hopefully more interesting.
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Privately owned businesses, or pass-throughs, will see their tax burden go up, unless they make less than $28503 million per year.
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Employees who make less than the federal minimum wage and earn tips to supplement their pay are not part of the proposal.
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"These people have been disenfranchised; they've lost their jobs; they make less money now than they made 12 years ago," Trump said.
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Johnson advises bootstrapping entrepreneurs be prepared to get their hands dirty and make less money than they did in their previous jobs.
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For those who make less than that, cost-sharing reductions help cover the costs of deductibles and other out-of-pocket spending.
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When publishers make less money, they have less money to spend on interesting, valuable books that are unlikely to make a profit.
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Currently, gig economy workers who make less than $47,550 qualify for tax credits under Obamacare, which help to lower how much insurance costs.
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I still generally make less money hourly than my male counterparts but spend more on goods and services, like tampons, haircuts and clothing.
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Today, black families that make $503,250 or more live in neighborhoods with the income composition of white families that make less than $21.5,25.
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"However, I hoped we could beat the target, like we did last year, which problems with Uljanik now make less likely," he said.
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Americans who make less than $50,000 a year -- which encompasses, one would assume, most members of the working class -- also leaned toward Clinton.
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However, this starts to make less sense in a world where everything is digitally-connected and where everything is stored in the cloud.
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The central bank's survey suggests that gig workers tend to make less than their full-time, salaried counterparts over an equivalent time period.
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He thinks equal pay would be a problem since it could cause men to make less money and have more trouble finding work.
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The average federal worker makes about $85,1 annually, according to the Washington Post, but nearly 111,000 of those workers make less than $50,000.
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Women fresh out of college in their first jobs make less than men even when they have the same credentials—major, university, grades.
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Working from 2:30pm to 11:00pm selling bread, Jumoke would make less than $20 each day --with a profit of around $1.
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Cuomo's plan would cover every in-state student at two- or four-year public colleges whose families make less than $125,0003 a year.
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She also leads the presumptive GOP nominee among college graduates, those younger than 220006 and those who make less than $2202,2628 a year.
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Forty-five percent of millennials think they make less money than their peers, according to a new survey by Insider and Morning Consult.
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Their net worth has gone down 0.13 percent during the Obama years, and 60 percent of Latinos make less than $15 an hour.
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Odette Delacroix: There will be changes as productions get more expensive per hour to make and make less money per hour of production.
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More than half of all workers in amusement and recreation, as Disneyland workers are classified, make less than $15, according to census data.
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"Managers and particularly executives would make less," Pearce notes, but coal industry executives seem a rather inapt target of sympathy at the moment.
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They warn that the formula could "incentivize" individuals who make less working than they would with the enhanced unemployment to quit their job.
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For instance, to qualify for one of the most common offerings, a family of three must make less than about $26,220 a year.
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While McDonalds has reported impressive growth over the last couple of years, some employees at its restaurants make less than $10 an hour.
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On the other hand, Americans who make less than average are more likely to spend time watching television and listening to the radio.
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Workers who make less than the minimum wage and rely on tips to supplement their pay were not part of the proposed rule.
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However, black women make less than men at every level of education, even when working the same jobs as men, the analysis found.
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Important distinction: The proposal did not include employees who make less than the federal minimum wage and earn tips to supplement their pay.
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Rather, it is when prices start falling and then don't stop, which means companies make less money and have to pay workers less.
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So when, you know, that you can get an Uber in San Francisco in about three minutes, scheduled pick-ups make less sense.
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Nine in 10 workers in the California region make less than they did in 1997 after adjusting for inflation, according to a new report.
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Ironically, that means Brady will make less than his former backup Jimmy Garoppolo, who was traded to the San Francisco 49ers earlier this season.
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And all the help the federal government offers is a $2000,2700 tax credit per child, if you make less than $2000,000 combined income. Ouch.
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So, instead of making a little more money during those times when it's busier, I have to work slow times and make less money.
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We're warned that we'll make less money, get less respect, that we'll earn less of everything by doing the same — if not more — work.
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Around 1 in 3 adults in the US who make less than $30,000 a year don't own a smartphone, according to Pew Research Center.
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This indicates that more than half of the benefits of Warren's proposal are distributed to American families that make less than $68,000 each year.
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He appeals mostly to the half of Mexicans deemed poor; ie, who make less than $79 a month if urban (or $56 if rural).
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The confirmation follows multiple reports on Wednesday that some of Amazon's warehouse employees say they will make less as a result of this change.
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And the rise brought the level of median income—the point at which half American households make more and half make less—to $20053,516.
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And the rise brought the level of median income—the point at which half American households make more and half make less—to $250,22015.
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While the offerings can be dilutive — meaning that when the earnings come back, each share will make less —but Cramer saw an upside, too.
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While the offerings can be dilutive — meaning that when the earnings come back, each share will make less —but Cramer saw an upside, too.
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"Women make less money, particularly women of color," says Dana Berkowitz, associate professor of sociology and women and gender studies at Louisiana State University.
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Keep in mind that this is the median, which means that roughly half of the teachers in the state make less than that amount.
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As CNN Money's Jeanne Sahadi wrote, the majority of the SALT deductions claimed by those who make less than $50,000 come from property taxes.
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While firms make less money from research, the biggest banks with the latest technology will get a larger share of trade orders, Pinto said.
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However, on an hourly rate, women still make less, according to the data, which measured trips by 1.8 million drivers from 2015 to 2017.
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Of LaGuardia's approximately 50,000 students (representing more than 150 countries), more than two-thirds come from households that make less than $25,000 a year.
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I found a startling statistic during my research that showed 79 percent of children whose families make less than $50,000 a year cannot swim.
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About 85 percent of the 17,000 Disneyland employees who are part of a union make less than $15 an hour, according to union rolls.
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While the average federal worker earns $21,2626 a year, according to the Washington Post, about 203,220 government workers make less than $210,250 a year.
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The bill never passed, but last year the Illinois legislature passed a law prohibiting noncompetes for employees who make less than $13 an hour.
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If a new C.B.A. added more players to the rosters, each player would, on average, make less money, unless the salary cap went up.
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" That's in part because, as the National Employment Law Project reports, "forty-two (42) percent of U.S. workers make less than $15 per hour.
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Across the board, women make less money than men and, through marriage, their economic stability becomes tied to the earning power of their husbands.
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The company stands to make less revenue-per-user from the service compared with what it generates from selling its products to cable networks.
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The immediate expensing of capital costs will make less financially-attractive projects more viable and free up capital for stock buybacks and increased dividends.
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That's because pharmaceutical companies would make less revenue under the rules, resulting in them cutting R&D spending for new drugs, the CBO said.
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That can cover nearly all of the unexpected bills for patients who make less than Medicaid cutoffs, about $33,900 for a family of four.
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Her husband lost a factory job after the 2008 crash, she said, and now the couple make less than $20,000 a year, she said.
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G.P.s tend to carry fewer bags, and make less money, on return trips, when they carry mostly lighter items like custom traditional boubou dresses.
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Healthy America (Urban Institute): Premiums would range from 0 percent of a household's income, for people who make less money, up to 8.5 percent.
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People who make less than $100,000 devote two-thirds of their charitable giving to churches, compared with 17 percent among those who make more.
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"We could lower the price and make less money," Don M. Bailey told the Times, "and then we would be sued by our shareholders."[CNN]
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For adults to be eligible, they must make less than $6,652 in annual income for a family of three, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Among them: Guns should be harder to obtain, women make less money than men for the same work, and humans have made the planet hotter.
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This is part one of a series, Not A Trophy Wife, examining how women feel about money — especially when they make less than their partners.
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Survival is never guaranteed to Latinx women, who still make less than half of what white women make and are the lowest-paid demographic group.
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When it comes to considering the Mavic Pro as an aerial photography drone, the apples-to-apples comparison to the Phantom 4 make less sense.
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This is part three of a series, Not A Trophy Wife, examining how women feel about money — especially when they make less than their partners.
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This is part two of a series, Not A Trophy Wife, examining how women feel about money — especially when they make less than their partners.
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However, negative interest rates also hit the profits of European banks, since they make less money from their lending activities in a negative rate environment.
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According to multiple studies, Uber drivers can make less than minimum wage after accounting for expenses like gas and wear and tear on their cars.
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A new report finds that when it comes to physician pay, women and black doctors still make less on average than their white male counterparts.
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Starting this December, salaried employees who make less than $47,500 must be given overtime pay if they work more than 40 hours in a week.
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"The bottom line is: $100,000 is on the middle-class spectrum, but barely: 1503 percent of U.S. households make less than that," writes the Post.
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The veil has been lifted on the Democratic Party's 1996 statements describing abortion as a "difficult issue" we should make "less necessary" and "more rare".
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The fear is that people who make less money or live in states with high medical costs could face soaring premiums because of the overhaul.
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Yelp said that it now expects to make less revenue than expected for the full 2017, and it lowered fourth-quarter guidance by 2 percent.
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In April, New York became the first state in the country to offer free four-year public college for families who make less than $125,000.
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Under this plan, Americans who make less than $75,000 would get up to $1,200 while poor families who pay less in taxes would get $600.
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Often prisoners make less than 40 cents an hour; in states like Texas, Georgia, and Arkansas, prisoners are not paid at all for their work.
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I think that they want to make money and that they will make less money if they were to put those stopping cues in there.
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"I'm prepared to reinvest, make less money and put the foundation in a place that we can be proud of," she said in an interview.
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On the front line stand the security screeners, who make less than $40,000 a year and have not been paid in more than three weeks.
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Women with a twin brother do worse in school and make less money than those with a twin sister, a large new study has found.
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More home deliveries means shipping companies make less per stop than if they delivered a lot of packages to one spot, like a convenience store.
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In other words, women work more and make less; the cost of unpaid labor comes to one and a half-trillion dollars less per year.
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Blockbusters' second weeks inevitably make less money, but in the case of Wonder Woman, it only dropped 45 percent from its opening weekend in 2016.
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Living on her own in a country where most people make less than a dollar a day, she said she agreed, seeing few other options.
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It would not apply to employees who make less than the minimum wage and earn tips to supplement their pay, also known as tip credit.
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For instance, the outlets failed to note that more than two-thirds of all SAG-affiliated actors make less than $1,000 a year as actors.
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The website Magnifymoney recently polled 1,5003 MLM sellers across various companies and found that most sellers make less than the equivalent of 70 cents an hour.
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It also created these cost-sharing subsidies — the ones at stake in the Trump gambit — to help lower costs further for people who make less money.
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The move would also seem to make less likely the possibility that Facebook will be able to open in China, one of Zuckerberg's most cherished goals.
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People are not buying it the way they used to, so I think if people buy less at a certain point you have to make less.
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Amazon Prime membership is lowest among households that make less than $41,000 per year, according to a survey earlier this year by investment bank Piper Jaffray.
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In theory, Facebook will make less money off us — or, at least, the rate at which it makes more and more money off us will slow.
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The gene responsible for making leptin was discovered in 1990 and, since then, doctors have learned that as people lose weight, their bodies make less leptin.
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Currently, employees who work more than 40 hours in a week are eligible for overtime pay, but only if they make less than $23,660 per year.
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Currently, workers who make less than $28503,22019 per year qualify for time-and-a-half pay when they work more than 40 hours in a week.
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The proposal would offer experienced workers who now make less than $50,000 a form of wage insurance, allowing them to replace half of their lost pay.
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And under the H-2628B visa process, 28503 percent of those in our country under the program make less than the median salary for their positions.
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So far the effort has revealed that 78 percent of companies pay men more than women, and that that women make less in every single sector.
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Redfield's boss, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar makes only $175,300, and most scientists and physicians working in HHS make less than $170,3003 a year.
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Interest rates have now turned negative, however, hitting the profits of European banks, which make less money from their lending activities in a negative rate environment.
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Taking time off to give birth and raise infants results in gaps in our employment, and is another reason why women make less money than men.
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Women still make less in every industry and nearly every job, of course, including the fields where men make up the bulk of the work force.
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If you make less than $2157,2000, maxing out a 401(k) and then adding catch-up contributions would mean saving more than 20 percent of earnings.
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China and the Ivory Coast pay teachers the highest relative to GDP, and educators in 93% of countries make less than the local per capita GDP.
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The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program provides free filing help for individuals who make less than $54,000 a year (or $62,000 in New York City).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The majority of visual artists working today make less than $2000,220 per year, according to a study released this week.
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Well-documented research on the The Motherhood Penalty shows that women with children make less than women without children while men with children are compensated more.
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In fact, 96 percent of direct sellers make less than $750 a year, roughly the average monthly wage for private-sector workers, according to government statistics.
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Clinton expanded her higher education plan by proposing to make in-state public college tuition-free for students whose families make less than $125,000 a year.
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The protesters hope their efforts will rally the 64 million Americans they claim make less than $15 an hour to vote with their pocketbooks in November.
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Most people who have insurance and who make less than 150% of the federal poverty level don't have enough liquid assets to cover a $1,500 deductible.
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That suggests the vaunted swing among voters making less than $30,000 might not have happened simply because of the fact that they make less than $30,000.
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I do know one way to pay less to Uncle Sam, but the only surefire method I have ever come up with is to make less money.
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"We make less money on Instant Articles than we do on mobile web, which is probably everyone's experience," said Bill Carey, director of audience development at Slate.
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"I announced that no one who works for me full-time will make less than $0003k and Fox News called it communism 🤣," she wrote in another.
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Note that only the top 5 starring actors have their salaries listed; Sophie Turner (Sansa Stark), Maisie Williams (Arya Stark), and other recurring characters presumably make less.
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The automaker said it expects to make less profit than previously expected for the year, lowering its 25.68 earnings guidance to between $25.74 billion and $25.76 billion.
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Under the new law, all business owners are allowed to deduct 20% of their pre-tax income, as long as they make less than $203,000 per year.
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The exit polls show Mr. Sanders doing best among less affluent voters — and it's not just because young voters, with whom he's very popular, make less money.
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Nearly 1 in 5 working mothers of young children are employed in jobs that make less than $10.10 an hour, according to the National Women's Law Center.
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According to her campaign site, the change would start with families that make less than $85,000 a year and gradually be expanded to include families making more.
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Those are the places where a $15 minimum wage could make the most difference in peoples' lives, because so many workers there currently make less than that.
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Obama's rule, which would require overtime pay for most salaried workers who make less than $85033,476 annually, is temporarily on hold due to a Texas court's order.
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Defined as small, independent and traditional, these brewers will make less than 22021 million barrels a year, but small is increasingly mighty in the world of beer.
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I'm a freelance writer, a gig that is unstable and probably unsustainable and silly; I might make more than that this year, or I might make less.
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That's because households that make less than $20113,000 a year — the truly, desperately poor — are excluded entirely, and households making under $9,666.67 can't get the full credit.
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Many who work for Congress—such as staff assistants, press assistants, and legislative aids—more often than not—work long hours and make less than $28503,22019 annually.
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It is true that in 2019 about 95 percent of the claimants for "qualified business income" status will make less than $315,000/year ($85033,500 for single taxpayers).
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Teachers make less on average in inflation-adjusted dollars than they made in 1990, and they earn 19% less than other professions which require a bachelor's degree.
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Contractors say they work long hours to make less money than advertised, due to the effort taken to parse together bad-quality audio and research complex topics.
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"It's been 53 years since the Equal Pay Act was signed into law, and we still make less than men for doing the same job," Shuler said.
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When you're traveling in countries with a low cost of living, you can make less money, work fewer hours, and still enjoy a higher quality of life.
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Median household income is determined by looking at what level of annual earnings is exactly halfway between the richest and poorest – half make more, half make less.
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The agency's proposal does not include employees who make less than the federal minimum wage and earn tips to supplement their pay, known as a tip credit.
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Among other provisions, the stimulus package includes a big benefit for Americans who make less than $22015,230 per year: a $3.763,23.76 check, according to The Washington Post.
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The white and dark blue electric vehicle features eight wings, each fitted with two engines that combined make less noise than a helicopter (although it's still loud).
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Gradually, though, the situations conjured courtesy of director/co-writer Jeff Wadlow (Blumhouse's "Truth or Dare") become more and more outlandish, and make less and less sense.
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In this view, older, high-wage workers are being replaced by younger workers who make less simply because they are at an earlier stage in their careers.
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The agency's proposal did not include employees who make less than the federal minimum wage and earn tips to supplement their pay, known as a tip credit.
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At major tech companies like Google and Facebook, over 50 percent of workers are contract workers — many of whom make less than their full-time salaried counterparts.
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That is a recognized pattern, in which sex trafficking victims are pushed into new criminal jobs once they get older and make less money for their captors.
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"Our No. 1 issue is fair wages cause most of us make less than minimum wage after expenses," said Nicole Moore of Rideshare Drivers United in Los Angeles.
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Nine in 10 workers in the region make less than they did in 1997, after adjusting for inflation, according to a report last year by Working Partnerships USA.
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The IRS provides no-fee, free tax-filing software to people who make less than $2019,000 a year; 70 percent of Americans are reportedly eligible for this program.
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Raising wages for child care workers — who make less than dog walkers or janitors right now — would help, since it reduces turnover and attracts more and better talent.
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Women make less than men, [and] if you put two women together in a couple, two gay men are actually on the other end of the economic spectrum.
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Stagnation generation Bad news for millennials in the UK. They're on track to be the first generation to make less money than their parents, says a new report.
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The Oscar-winning actress 46, revealed this week that she's in perimenopause, which usually begins several years before menopause when the ovaries gradually begin to make less estrogen.
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Yet there's the dogged concern that the business remains dependent on search ads, which make less bang per buck on mobile phones, where users are going in droves.
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This figure doesn't even take into account all of the unpaid labor women perform daily — or industries in which women make less money, which is most of them.
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Discounted prices can be a hard sell for Uber drivers, who'll make less per ride, but the company promises that increased ridership will make up for lower fares.
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And Full-time open source developers in many cases will make less money than their peers who work at Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, or another major tech company.
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Devices like the hand-made Vertu and its competitor Sirin seemed to make less and less sense, even with features like sapphire screens and super-secure communication systems.
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ProPublica found that the audit rate for those who make less than $2.75,21995 a year and those who make between $22016,000 and $500,000 a year is now equal.
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Contractors told Business Insider that they make less than what the company advertises, due to working extra time to parse together low-quality audio and understand complicated topics.
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But families who make less than $220,503 a year can't claim it at all, and those who do earn above that cutoff don't always get the full amount.
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Amazingly, the bill released by House Republican leaders last week would increase taxes, on net, for families that have at least one child and make less than $100,000.
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For example, employers who can't ask about prior salary might assume that a female candidate would accept less money than a man, because women make less on average.
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In football, Washington's Chris Petersen, the best-paid coach in the conference, is 0005th over all; four conference head coaches make less than Louisiana State's defensive coordinator does.
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This matters because European women generally make less money then men, and work in sectors like health care where they're more likely to compete with immigrants for jobs.
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And keep in mind that three-quarters of mothers are now breadwinners for their families, so when moms make less, then more women and children fall into poverty.
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"I'm sure they don't want to cause a stir and make less drivers want to go out which equals their money not being made," Nate told Business Insider.
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The Biden campaign noted that it was still investing in other online platforms that make less advertising data available to the public, such as Spotify, Amazon and Hulu.
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Under Harris' plan, people who make less than $75,000 a year would qualify for full wage replacement during their leave, with progressively smaller benefits for higher-wage households.
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Today half of Americans in their mid-30s make less than their parents did at the same age, even while the highest earners make (or inherit) much, much more.
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"There's a day either my shareholders are going to make less money, I'm going to pay my employees less, or I'm going to charge my customers more," Sawczuk said.
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Begun in the Reagan administration, it gives a discount of up to about $227 a month to Americans who make less than 243 percent of the federal poverty level.
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Because gays and lesbians—like women—face a lot of prejudice and discrimination in the workplace, it seems plausible that they would make less than their straight counterparts, right?
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Research backs up the anecdotes they relayed to the media: Studies have repeatedly found that after fees and expenses, Uber drivers make less than minimum wage in major markets.
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The University of Texas at Austin will provide free tuition to some students from families who make less than $230,2000, the university announced in a news release on Tuesday.
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Enrollees who make less than 400% of the poverty threshold -- just over $48,500 for a single person or $100,000 for a family of four -- are eligible for this help.
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To get an Irish Medical Card, which provides coverage under the public system, an elderly person who lives alone has to make less than €500 (about $565) a week.
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There's a whole other menu for adults, families, and children, but if you're single and under 70, you have to make less than €184 a week ($208) to qualify.
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Eighty-three percent of respondents who make less than $2202,2628 a year said political correctness is a problem, compared with 28500 percent of respondents who make more than $6900,2628.
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While many think working in the medical field means you'll be earning a lot of money, there are plenty of medical professionals who make less than $100,000 per year.
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However, the ruling recognizes the limitations smaller businesses may have, and exempted businesses that make less than $100,000 in annual sales or less than or equal to 200 transactions.
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She has been consistently pledging not to raise taxes on those who make less than $250,000, people she calls "middle class" even though median income is more like $54,000.
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Although 300,000 pensioners who make less than €1,200 a month will be exempted, many older voters are angry about those cuts and are taking to the streets in protest.
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She then said she supported phasing in free tuition over four years so that those whose families make less than $125,000 per year would receive free public university tuition.
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Last year, the city passed a law to provide free legal counsel to New Yorkers who make less than $24,280 a year (or $50,200 for a family of four).
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The amount students pay back through an ISA changes along with their income; if they lose their job or make less than $50,000, their payments go down to zero.
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The agency said the proposed rule would not affect employees who make less than the minimum wage and earn tips to supplement their pay, also known as tip credit.
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She's already well aware computer programmers need to learn to make less-biased algorithms, and knows this will require tech companies and the public to demand fairness and ethics.
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Republicans argue lifting the penalty for lacking insurance is a form of tax relief because about 80 percent of people paying the fine make less than $50,000 a year.
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Lee said those who cost the company the least make more than the average base pay promised in their contract, while those who cost the company more make less.
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison will now offer free tuition and fees for in-state students from households that make less than $85033,000 a year, The Associated Press reported.
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On average, they make less than $2880,000 a year and many of them have had to borrow money, seek side jobs or turn to food pantries to get by.
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The benefit is calculated based on wage, and workers who make less than the state's average wage would get 90 percent of the salary reimbursed for about 12 weeks.
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As a result, a bank would make less of a gain if it bought back its own debt — and this would show up as a loss in a bank's earnings.
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The Hunger Games star went on to pen her own essay on the matter, titled "Why do I make less than my male co-stars?" in Lena Dunham's newsletter, Lenny.
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Yet as the study notes, strains tend to make less of a difference in the effects experienced by a patient than the levels of cannabinoids such as THC and CBD.
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But we do know that it will charge drivers as they pass 60th street in Manhattan, and it will include exemptions for those who make less than $60,000 per year.
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And that is the point of all this representation talk: women having less opportunity as songwriters and producers means they make less money in addition to having less creative control.
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Ms Gainsbourg began her music career aged 12 with "Lemon Incest", a duet with her father (the sort of thing which would make less avant-garde tweenagers combust with embarrassment).
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This helps in the cases where shoppers are stiffed, but in the 80% of cases where the shoppers get tipped, often well, it means they could make less than before.
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Kaléo covers all of the out-of-pocket costs for patients with private insurance, and offers Evzio free of charge to uninsured people who make less than $100,000 a year.
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In an opinion piece for Forbes, Puzder responded to a newly enacted Labor Department rule, requiring overtime to be paid to salaried managers who make less than $47,500 per year.
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The VPC report notes that one in four unmarried women are single mothers, and that single women overall make less money and are more often unemployed than their married counterparts.
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Here, we've compiled a guide to cooking, snacking, and shopping in the age of climate change, in an effort to make less of an impact on the Earth we inhabit.
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European chipmakers slipped on a report that Apple asked suppliers to make less parts for new iPhones and is expecting to ship less units than it had placed orders for.
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While Blade has not yet settled on prices for its India service, it will be out of reach for most Indians, who make less than $2,000 a year on average.
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Nor is it a given that the small tax savings among those who make less than a fortune per year will lead them to aggressively ramp up their personal spending.
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Infants and older adults are most at risk for cold-related illnesses or injuries, because babies lose body heat more easily and older adults tend to make less body heat.
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THEN IF YOU MAKE LESS THAN $220 AN HOUR, $2409, $291, $2400 AN HOUR WORKER, THERE'S NO QUESTION THERE IS WAGE PRESSURE THERE, WHICH IS WHY YOU'RE SEEING COMPANIES REACT.
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A survey of 1,745 Berlin artists has revealed a 28% gender pay gap, and revealed 50% of artists in the city make less than €19323,000 (~$5,600) on their art annually.
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A few hours before the debate, Biden announced that he would add Sanders's plan to make public colleges and universities free for families who make less than $125,000 a year.
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Kaléo covers all of the out-of-pocket costs for patients with private insurance, and offers Evzio free of charge to uninsured people who make less than $100,000 a year.
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Nathaniel Hendren of Harvard, the paper's third author, said that the Republican proposal would effectively end enrollment in the insurance markets for families that make less than $75,000 a year.
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The range is what one might expect here: designers at the beginning of their careers make less than six figures, but the pay is still good, in the mid-fives.
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According to Denis Pantini of Nomisma, which publishes the annual Wine Monitor report, out of a total of 55,000 national producers, almost 85 per cent make less than 10,000 bottles.
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To put this in context: a family of four living in New York City would have to make less than $36,450 to qualify for the fee waiver based on income.
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However, we do know that it will charge drivers as they pass 60th street in Manhattan, and it will include exemptions for those who make less than $60,000 per year.
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And if we're not sure that hypothesis is right, then asking that people bear significant personal costs to reach out and befriend their political enemies starts to make less sense.
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"We're at a time now where people continue to ignore the fact that women make less than men doing the same exact job – that's where I have an issue," Parker said.
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For families that make less than $30,75 per year, 93 percent of teens have a smartphone, identical to the percentage from teens who come from families that make $30,000 to $75,000.
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While those fees still exist, banks make less money from them after post-Great Recession regulations made charging them harder and as mobile apps keep users better informed on their balances.
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This means that Uber employees who make less than $200,000 in salary, will also need to be worth $1 million to sell their shares (this includes the value of the shares).
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That's why today, the duty of an honest designer like me, with an honest company like Xiaomi, is to continue to make less and less until that will not be possible.
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According to ANES data, among Latino voters who make less than $60,000 a year, 15 percent supported Trump, but among Latinos making $60,000 or more a year, 32 percent supported Trump.
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When it comes to the gender wage gap, it's widely believed that women make less than men because, in part, they don't negotiate for higher salaries as often as men do.
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It would cancel up to $50,000 in student loans for households that make less than $100,000 a year, with the amount of relief getting gradually smaller as income level goes up.
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The bank may make less money in the public offering process by helping out with direct listings, but doing so could engender good will that will benefit the bank later on.
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Account holders under age 25 spend at least 16.8% of take-home income on their student loans, while 14.7% of families' cash goes to loans if they make less than $50,000.
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The bill would negatively impact individuals who make less than $30,000 per year by 85003, the CBO said, while most of those making under $75,000 would be negatively affected by 2027.
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The bill would negatively impact individuals who make less than $30,000 per year by 85033, the CBO said, while most of those making under $75,000 would be negatively affected by 2027.
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FreedomPop has more than 2 million customers, and about 20 percent make less than $40,000 per year, Stokols said, adding about half of users are on the free phone service plan.
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Unz hits back at this argument via a letter in The New York Times, arguing that only families who make less than $65,000 a year reap the benefit of free tuition.
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More than 60 percent of Obama-to-nonvoters make less than $50,000 a year, compared with 20163 percent of Obama-to-Clinton voters and 52 percent of Obama-to-Trump voters.
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It's not just that black people generally make less money than their white counterparts; it's that the wage gap between black and white workers has widened steadily since the late 1970s.
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Those who make less than $28500,6900 will experience a 2628 percent reduction in pay and those who make more than $28503,22020 will take a pay cut of more than 10 percent.
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It seems to encompass this feeling of a curated life that you're supposed to have ... I think people used to make less of a big f*cking deal about having kids.
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For the poorest students, whose families make less than $30,000 a year, federal Pell grants, which top out at $0003,775 per year, already pay for a large portion of tuition costs.
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Drug companies, too, are going to have to make less money—don't fret, Pfizer had a profit of $5 billion just last quarter, enough to stash away for a rainy day.
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Nine in 10 workers in Silicon Valley make less now than they did in 1997 after adjusting for inflation, according to a new report from the University of California in Santa Cruz.
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My skin is one of the things that I was told to make less than myself, and now this iconic brand is tell me that they love my natural skin — that's amazing.
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Because it's known that estrogen levels regulate thyroid hormones, researchers suspected post-menopausal women, who make less estrogen than younger women, might be particularly vulnerable to thyroid problems associated with the chemicals.
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Now, Uber data suggest that what its drivers earn varies widely by market, but that drivers in three major markets — Denver, Detroit and Houston — make less than $13.25 per hour after expenses.
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Hollywood was built on a straightforward, accepted dynamic: Men control, men make more, men are subjects of their own narratives; women are controlled, women make less, women are objects within men's narratives.
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Chart courtesy Echelon Insights While Yang's proposal is unpopular among wealthier adults, less than one quarter — or 23% — of survey respondents who make less than $30,000 per year opposed the cash payment.
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"People who make less than $40,000 per year were more likely than those with higher incomes to say that keeping a secret account is worse than having an affair," the report noted.
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But prison reform advocates see these programs as a form of modern slavery where incarcerated people often make less than $1 per hour and companies aren't always upfront about their labor practices.
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Children born to parents in the top 1% are ten times as likely to grow up to file a patent than those born to parents who make less than the median income.
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" Today, there are hundreds of thousands of Amazon-published titles, although, as the New Yorker reported in 248, "half of all self-published authors make less than five hundred dollars a year.
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One of the main goals is to ensure that families who make less than 150% of their state's median income are not spending more than 7% of their income on child care.
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Part-time workers in general make less money than full time workers, and are less likely to be on a career path with the same growth potential that full-time employees have.
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Women make less money than men, while millennials as a whole make 0003 percent less than their parents did at their age (more than one in five millennial women live in poverty).
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"Those who make a lot of money are more stressed than those who make less; thus the benefit of more money is reduced by the cost of making more money, " Oishi says.
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Obama was referencing a 2015 article from the Detroit News, in which Trump said automakers could move jobs to U.S. communities where autoworkers would make less instead of shipping jobs to Mexico.
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They noted that their pay had been cut in recent years, including a 14 percent cut in 2011, and that they now make less than musicians in the nation's other leading orchestras.
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Their importance to the country became clearer each day amid new reports of mobile food banks being dispatched to help TSA workers or reminders that most make less than $50,000 per year.
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Second thing is we invest in our workforce, from pre-K education to great teachers to debt-free college and tuition-free college for families that make less than $125,000 a year.
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The median government salary is $77,2023 a year, and approximately one-fifth of federal workers make less than $50,000, according to data from the Office of Personnel Management cited by the Times.
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In many cases we know that the institutions that are offering these income share agreements, the top line is: If you make less than a certain amount of money you don't pay.
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Those films typically make less than their PG-13 rated siblings, and with the exception of certain war films, the churchgoing audience is rarely the target audience for an R-rated film.
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Galley workers, who are responsible for tasks related to cleaning and waste disposal in a ship's kitchen, could make less than $800 per month, while captains could make about $15,000 per month.
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Middle management is arguably the most overworked in food service; in high-end bars and restaurants, managers often make less than their service staff, while working longer hours with no overtime pay.
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The senator introduced legislation last year that would have required high-income earners to pay more into the retirement system, resulting in a higher payout for seniors who make less than $16,000.
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" He explained, "If you make less than $50,000 a year, and you're working, you get $500 as a guaranteed income in the background every month via direct deposit or a debit card.
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It does not appear the Labor Department will allow employers to pool the tips of employees who make less than minimum wage, but the agency's proposal has not yet been made public.
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Under current law, if you make less than $80,000 (or $143,000 if you're filing jointly with your spouse), you can deduct student loan interest payments from your income when you pay taxes.
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This can also be a good option for people who are job hunting, people who make less than $50,000 a year or workers in industries like entertainment, where short-term employment is common.
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Building owners would rather rent to architects, media companies, startups—firms that'll pay more rent, have nicer offices, make less noise, and have fewer minimum-wage laborers going up and down the elevators.
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This is part of a long-running trend that has increased wealth inequality in America, as the people who already make the most see their wages rise faster than people who make less.
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Soccer icon Michelle Akers says it's absurd to compare the U.S. Women's National Team to the men for 3 reasons: the women make less, have less marketing money ... and still win wayyy more!
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We've talked to many women about what it's like to make less than their S.O. — but there are also plenty of women (although not as many) who earn more than their male partner.
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Compared with the violent purges and near civil war of the first few years of the Cultural Revolution, the dispersals and forcible relocations of these years make less painful, if equally dramatic reading.
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If you make less than $63,000 per year, you have to pay at least 90% of this year's taxes or 100% of last year's taxes over four quarterly payments to avoid a penalty.
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Ted Malone, the executive director for financial aid at Purdue, said the university would suspend payments for graduates who make less than $2000,25 a year or are unemployed and actively seeking a job.
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Mondelez relocated production of iconic bakery goods like the Nabisco Oreo from Chicago and Philadelphia to Mexico where some workers make less than a dollar an hour and none make more than $85033.
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Big banks have higher levels of capital compared with 2008, and they are also safer because they make less use of short-term borrowing, which can evaporate in a crisis, causing a run.
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He applied for dozens of jobs in the entertainment sector, then after a "soul sucking" experience at a talent agency, decided he would rather make less money and do something he believed in.
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The state wanted to give 1 percent annual raises for five years to the teachers — who make less than those in all but three states — and have them pay more for health insurance.
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These workers often make less than the airlines' own employees, but provide services like baggage handling and security, and often help passengers by pushing wheelchairs, managing check-ins, and keeping airport processes moving.
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Just hours before their one-on-one debate last week, Biden announced that he supports Sanders's plan to make public colleges and universities free for families who make less than $85033,000 a year.
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But the GOP senators say that the agreement, which they are calling a "drafting error," could prompt individuals who would make less working to leave their jobs, or not actively return to working.
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And as friends to other friends who make less, we need to teach ourselves to be more conscious of requests we're making of each other and/or be clear if we expect reciprocity.
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Facts First: While some childcare workers undoubtedly make less than some McDonald's workers, US government data from 2018 shows that childcare workers took home a higher mean hourly salary than fast food workers.
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Galley workers, who are responsible for tasks related to cleaning and waste disposal in a ship&aposs kitchen, could make less than $800 per month, while captains could make about $15,000 per month.
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What's new: Employees who make less than $684 per week (or $35,568 per year) are now mandated to get paid for overtime, with the exception of managers and professionals like lawyers or accountants.
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Adding it to the deal might make sense for prospective buyers, giving them control of the network that holds the team's media rights, but selling it might make less sense for the Wilpons.
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When broken down by income, 2202 percent of respondents who make less than $2628,28500 a year support such a proposal, compared to 6900 percent who made $2628,28503 or more on an annual basis.
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This would add $100 billion to the total $1.4 trillion cost of the House tax bill over 10 years, with the majority going to those who make less than the median household income.
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One recent study shows that on days when managers face heavy email demands, they make less progress toward their goals and end up being less proactive in communicating their vision and setting expectations.
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R-rated films traditionally make less money than their PG-13 cousins, since the audience is narrower, and the studio actively courted headlines about a "hard R" rating to pitch the film as edgy.
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So we can at least understand why Twitter and every other company that makes money from hosting your content doesn't spend too much time thinking about how to help you make less of it.
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The automaker said it expects to make less profit than previously expected for the year, lowering its 2019 earnings guidance to between $6.5 billion and $7 billion, or between $3.53 and $1.32 per share.
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Appearing on CNBC in 2018, he said workers who make less than $50,000 per year should get a government stipend of $500 per month — paid for by raising taxes on the top 1-percent.
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And because women are much more likely to have gaps in their time in the labor force, they're more likely to make less money once they return to the labor force, the study said.
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Not surprisingly, though, they make less of an impression than viral footage of homicide, such as the images of Mr Castile slumped in his car that were live-streamed by his girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds.
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For years, Americans have heard the oft-repeated line that government workers make less than their counterparts in the private sector and they are making a big sacrifice by continuing to work in government.
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If we're not prepared to make access to a doctor or higher education universal, it's worth wondering how we can abide by a system in which it sometimes makes sense to make less money.
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Selling out of stocks that are declining in value means investors will have a smaller stock footprint and will therefore make less money from that portion of their portfolio when the market eventually rebounds.
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The former vice president pointed to his moves within the previous two days to embrace free public university tuition for those whose families make less than $125,000 per year and to embrace Massachusetts Sen.
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" In Banks' words, "No matter what you might think, there are 64 million Americans who make less than $15 an hour and we deserve a living wage just like any other worker in America.
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He would make less than the equivalent of about 22012 American dollars for 19503 hours at a construction site — work that did not offer the safety net of insurance against accidents or ill health.
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"Unless you build the market and invest in it, you'll always make less," said Julie Foudy, a midfielder and star of women's soccer in the 1990s and a winner of two Olympic gold medals.
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Even within Nissan in Canton, pay is trending down: While workers hired in the plant's early years make about $26 an hour, workers hired more recently top out at $24 (and often make less).
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"The big holiday campaigns that make a lot of sense on television make less sense in a Facebook or Instagram ad," said Danielle Sporkin, the head of integrated planning at the agency OMD USA.
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A majority of American voters agree that women make less than men for the same work, according to a new poll, and also say the federal government isn't doing enough to rectify the issue.
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Despite being highly educated — 21986% of artists have bachelors' degrees or higher, compared to 221% of US workers overall — most artists make less money than professionals with similar levels of schooling in other fields.
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Additionally, 261 percent of Turkers make less than $210 per hour on a job (the federal minimum wage is $213.25 an hour), and 22 percent earn between $153 per hour and $215 per hour.
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The standard deduction means that this would exempt families that make less than $29,000, a way to ensure that low-income Americans who might be on Medicaid now don't see their tax bills suddenly spike.
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"I really do believe that — they're just denying them and hopefully [patients] will go away and stop making claims, and maybe make less claims in the future because it's not worth the fight," Poss added.
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The banks earn interest on those big capital reserves, but the Federal Open Market Committee has dragged its heels on higher rates, which means the banks make less on what they keep at the Fed.
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The notion of a local "assessment area" as limited to neighborhoods around a bank's physical locations, for example, might make less sense in an era of internet-based loan applications and more extensive interstate branching.
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But it's still true that in virtually any job a woman takes today, from those in the loftiest penthouse offices to cleaning the office floors, she'll make less than a man doing the same work.
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They also need to be "accredited investors," which means that Uber employees who make less than $200,000 in salary will also need to have $1 million in assets (this includes the value of the shares).
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Some key findings in the study: Two-thirds of the drivers in the city for the ride-hailing apps rely exclusively on driving for their income, and 28500 percent make less than the recommended minimum.
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It would rebate about 70 percent of the money to families that make less than $130,000 per year, and use the rest for energy infrastructure, job retraining for fossil fuel workers, and research and development.
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In fact, according to one nationally representative survey, more than half of women with no college degree who earned a certificate, certification, or license are unemployed and/or still make less than $30,85033 a year.
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In addition to suspending interest and student loan payments, a Senate GOP bill — the third coronavirus stimulus package proposed by Congress — aims to give direct payments to Americans who make less than a certain income.
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Second, although (according to the Freelancers Union report) 59% of freelancers are men, women are less likely to be high-earning freelancers: nearly half make less than $25,000/year, compared to just 503% of men.
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To find the genes that help produce pigments, scientists began by studying people of European ancestry and found that mutations to a gene called SLC24A5 caused cells to make less pigment, leading to paler skin.
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Black workers with high school diplomas make less than white workers with the same education; the black poverty rate is higher; and the median wealth of white households is 10 times that of black households.
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These are largely white, Republican men who don't have a college degree, didn't vote in 2012 and 0003, and make less than $50,000 a year — all characteristics of voters who are likely to support Trump.
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But they also have a lower net worth and make less than their parents did, and their ratio of wealth to income is projected to remain lower than Gen Xers and Boomers throughout their lives.
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It does not appear the Labor Department will allow employers to pool the tips of employees who make less than minimum wage, but the agency's proposal has not yet been made public. http://bit.ly/28503izmXNi.
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A quarter of 93 valedictorians who appeared in the Boston Globe's "Face of Excellence" between 2005 and 2007 didn't graduate college within 6 years and 40% of them make less than $50,000, the Boston Globe discovered.
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Last year, this ranged from $250,2100 for brands that make less than $23 million per year to $210,22 for companies that make more than 28 billion, a fourfold increase from 503 to accommodate RMI's growing operation.
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If you're part of a married couple and, like the vast majority of Americans, make less than $230,2520 a year, or earn more than that but have little investment income, it doesn't affect you at all.
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Forty percent of American workers make less than $15 an hour, and not coincidentally, recent studies show that nearly 40% of Americans have trouble affording at least one of their basic necessities like housing or food.
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Some 84% of all gig economy workers make less than $500 per month—but in particular, workers at Getaround (98.3% under $500 per month), Fiverr (96.3%), and Etsy (95%) have especially high percentages of low-earners.
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That is because they have equipment that transforms high-sulfur products into asphalt for roads, or enable them to simply make less fuel oil and more of the more valuable fuels such as diesel and gasoline.
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A young actress playing a young version of "Dora the Explorer" could make less than $10,000 for her role in the upcoming live-action movie -- the question now ... is the studio swiping her of due dough?
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Although some defenders of the system point out that the disparity could be chalked up to the fact that more men star in profitable action and superhero franchises, women often make less even in romantic comedies.
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The average tax increase in 22019 for taxpayers in the top 0.1 percent would be almost $520,000, while those who make less than $300,000 would not see much of a change to their after-tax income.
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The State of New York passed in April a bill that will by 2019 offer free tuition at community colleges and public universities in the state to residents whose families make less than $125,0003 per year.
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Younger liberals, in particular, cheered the plan, which would make public college tuition-free, boost low-income kids' prospects of matriculating, and cancel up to $50,000 in student debt for households that make less than $100,20163.
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Certainly, they're working on trying to eliminate sexual harassment in the restaurant industry, but they're also working to end the subminimum wage system [in which servers make less than minimum wage because they also collect tips].
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I learned that a sizable number of Republican voters are wary of a system in which people who don't work and make less money would have the same health care as the people who work hard.
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There is not set salary scale for the 30 players selected in the draft's second round, but none of them will make less than the league minimum salary (over $560,000) if they sign with a team.
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If you're part of a married couple and, like the vast majority of Americans, make less than $250,000 a year, or earn more than that but have little investment income, it doesn't affect you at all.
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Additionally, the company said that "employees on the front line" who make less than $100,000 and "whose roles require they come in to the office [sic]" amid a global pandemic will receive a temporary pay bump.
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I still occasionally forget to make cold brew ahead of time and wind up at the local Starbucks, but the trips make less of a dent on my wallet now that they&aposve become so minimal.
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Why it matters: If you make less than $50,000 as an individual or $103,000 as a family of four — and you can't get health insurance through your job or Medicaid — you could get coverage for free.
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Spirit pilots, who tend to make less than their counterparts at the major carriers, went on strike for several days in 2010, citing low wages after several years of negotiations had failed to produce a contract.
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Assemblymember Cristina Garcia, a Democratic sponsor of the bill, said in a news release that it is particularly unfair that women have to pay taxes on feminine hygiene products because women make less money than men.
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By the numbers: The report, which analyzed aggregated debit and credit card data of Bank of America cardholders, found that spending growth among consumers who make less than $50,000 a year jumped 5% year-over-year.
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His estimate includes players in baseball's vast minor league system, though, none of whom are in the union and some fair number of whom — thanks to baseball's lobbying with Congress — make less than the minimum wage.
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"The EU is at heart a peace effort, part of the post-war effort ... to create a series of political, military ... and other entanglements that would make less likely a resumption of conflict in Europe," Mitchell said.
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In a Medium post (of course!) to announce the news, Runkeeper founder Jason Jacobs tidily sums up the reason that his company, and others like it, make less sense as a standalone than as an add-on.
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In fact, they often make less than $40,000 a year, meaning they are often living paycheck to paycheck and may need to subsidize their income during the shutdown in order to pay for rent and other bills.
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I would rather make less money and do the things that I enjoy doing with my life than have a steady job and constantly struggle to maintain some sort of stability doing something I'm less fulfilled doing.
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If you have a name like Ebony or Jamal at the top of your resume, new research suggests that some algorithms will make less "pleasant" associations with your moniker than if you are named Emily or Matt.
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Mr. Netanyahu is at risk of being indicted in a corruption investigation – a predicament that analysts said would make less likely to antagonize the right-wing members of his coalition by making concessions to win a deal.
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Now, Oklahoma teachers, who make less than the teachers in every other state, are gearing up for a mass walkout April 2, the day after the state Legislature is mandated by law to pass an education budget.
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To qualify for Medicaid, an individual must make less than 200033% of the federal poverty level; that means anyone whose income is over $200023,200013, or a family of three that makes more than $200003,2178, isn't eligible for coverage.
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Tweens and teens from families that make less than $35,000 per year spent nearly two hours more with screen media each day than their peers with incomes over $100,000, according to new data from media nonprofit Common Sense.
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In a stance that may have been inspired by former opponent Sanders, Clinton promises to make college tuition-free for students whose families make less than $210,000 a year and are willing to attend in-state public schools.
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If you make less than $16,573 a year (138 percent of the federal poverty level), you're eligible for Medicaid in more than 30 states as long as you're not a dependent on someone else's insurance, Fish-Parcham says.
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Most of these women didn't mind being the breadwinner as long as they eventually had the option to make less, their partners contributed equally in the household, and it didn't trap them into jobs they no longer wanted.
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With Cuomo's signature, New York will become the first state in the country to fund free tuition for students at community colleges or four-year public institutions, as long as their families make less than $125,000 a year.
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The change applies to most jobs in state agencies and in the University of North Carolina system, but does not apply to temporary workers, or public school or community college employees who make less than $15 an hour.
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Then he makes you facepalm again, by closing with the argument that he's just trying to help radio stations make money, the implication being that if you play women, listeners will tune out and you'll make less money.
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With a few notable exceptions, the women's players have said many times that their fight has nothing to do with the men's team; in other words, that their fight is not about wanting the men to make less.
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According to the report, "women are less likely to be able to afford bail when it is set," particularly because women make less than men and are more likely to be unemployed at the time of an arrest.
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According to data crunched by online lender Earnest and reported by Priceonomics, about 85% of side gig workers make less than $500 a month working for the sharing economy (think: assembling furniture for TaskRabbit or driving for Lyft).
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The company also expects to make less money in the fourth quarter, lowering its earnings outlook to between 62 cents and 65 cents per share, from its previous estimate of between 73 cents and 77 cents per share.
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If you'd rather do your taxes with a human: Volunteers for the IRS, through The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, provide free filing for people who make less than $54,000 a year, are disabled or speak limited English.
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The players looking to fill it aren't the best in the world or even all that close; many of them will make less over the course of their careers than Crosby or Kane take home in a month.
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Sanders has been unusually brimming with praise for Clinton's initiatives, including the additions to her affordable education plan, which promises free in-state tuition at public universities for students of families that make less than $125,000 a year.
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Ellevest bases its contribution suggestions on the client's financial profile, while taking into account a gender-specific salary curve (for example, women tend to make less than men, and their salaries tend to peak at younger ages then men).
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"Many Cubans are quitting government jobs where they make less than $30 per month," says Richard Feinberg, author of Open for Business: Building the New Cuban Economy and senior fellow in the Latin America Initiative at the Brookings Institute.
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Senate Republicans are already expanding the tax credit in their bill, but in such a way that middle-class and higher-income families will see the full benefit, while people who make less money will see a smaller increase.
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We are much less surefooted talking about the anxieties and resentments that emerge from demographic change, the reasons a political movement might make less legal immigration its core demand, or find its next president in the swamps of birtherism.
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Major League Baseball is facing a class-action lawsuit filed in 2014 by 34 plaintiffs — since expanded drastically — in San Francisco, asserting that minor leaguers make less than required by state and federal laws governing minimum wage and overtime.
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The former vice president has a 6 percentage-point lead among voters who make less than $50,20203, but the advantage balloons to nearly 20 points among voters above the $50,000 threshold, according to a Monmouth University poll released Monday.
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Starting this month, the company is paying its more than 350,000 employees in the United States a minimum of $15 per hour, although there was criticism that some hourly employees would actually make less under the new payment scheme.
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Individuals with incomes up to $250,000 and couples who make less than $403,000 would be able to qualify for the deduction, which would exclude the wealthiest American families but still provide benefits to large numbers of high-income people.
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If you make less than $56,000 per year or are age 60 and older, you may want to look into having your tax return prepared through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) or Tax Counseling for the Elderly (T.
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Officials argue that this will free restaurants to use some of the tip money to reward lowly dishwashers, line cooks and other workers who toil in the less glamorous quarters and presumably make less than servers who get tips.
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Plus-size women make less money, pay more for clothes, lack shopping resources, and are forced to shop online (where we can't try on anything), which means we also have to pay a shipping fee just to see something in person.
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This number is also more than twice the amount of assistance individuals who make between $50,000 and $75,000 expect to receive from family — and it's over 10 times the assistance that individuals who make less than $25,000 expect to receive.
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Another factor is that the economics of delivery drones make less sense in cities already crowded with many competing delivery services and where safety concerns are more abundant, says Josh Gartner of JD.com (no relation to the Gartner research firm).
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The government gave each MP $8,000 to help them consult voters on the bill, provoking fury among ordinary citizens like quarry worker Ronald Malongo, 27, who is among a growing number of Ugandans who make less than a dollar a day.
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While all women make less than men on average, the "motherhood penalty," as it's been called, sees working moms paid 71 cents for each dollar paid to working dads, according to a National Women's Law Center study of census data.
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Boom says that it is "not banking on any regulatory changes," but hopes that regulators will eventually choose to restrict noise levels rather than speeds, which could allow supersonic planes that make less of a racket than Concorde used to.
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Households that make less than $22020,000 a year would get $50,000 in loan cancellation, with the amount of relief getting gradually smaller as income level goes up, and households that make more than $250,000 not eligible for any debt relief.
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If poultry producers make less money on dark-meat exports, they will charge more for white meat in Britain: the cost of breast meat could rise by as much as 27%, according to a study by ResPublica, a think-tank.
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Households that make less than $63,000 a year would get $50,000 in loan cancellation, with the amount of relief getting gradually smaller as income level goes up, with households that make more than $250,000 not eligible for any debt relief.
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According to Harvard economist Raj Chetty, students from the top 1 percent of households are 77 times more likely to be admitted to and attend an Ivy League school than students from families who make less than $30,000 a year.
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Critics of current regulations say the notion of a local "assessment area" as limited to neighborhoods around a bank's physical location, for example, might make less sense in an era of internet-based loan applications and more extensive interstate branching.
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Instead, in 2009, the government negotiated an amnesty with the rebels, who laid down their weapons in return for a monthly stipend of several hundred dollars each—in a region where most people make less than a dollar a day.
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The Obamacare statute requires health plans to provide cost sharing reduction subsidies to reduce the deductibles and co-pays in the Obamacare compliant individual health insurance market for those who make less than 250 percent of the federal poverty level.
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The Scandinavian country has seen the circulation of notes and coins as a percentage of gross domestic product (GDP) drop year after year, as Swedes make less withdrawals and look to digital methods of paying for things, like cards and mobile.
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The move could make sense for WeWork, which is desperate to recuperate its image and find a path to profitability, but would make less sense for Legere, who stands to gain tremendously from seeing through the Sprint merger he orchestrated.
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The U.S. Department of Labor recently made such a commitment by finalizing its new overtime rule, which could boost the income of more than 4 million workers by making them eligible for overtime if they make less than $47,476 a year.
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White women from parts of the U.S. where sexist attitudes are prevalent go on to make less money and work less than women from areas with less sexist attitudes, according to new research from the University of Chicago's Becker Friedman Institute.
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Among the ideas that were under discussion at a GOP lunch Wednesday were direct payments to individual Americans who make less than a certain amount; the deferment of student loans for potentially three months; and provisions for small businesses. Sens.
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A few big things stand out: Direct payments to taxpayers: If you make less than $75,000 a year ($150,000 for couples), you'll get $93,200 — faster if the I.R.S. has your direct-deposit information, later if they mail you a check.
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The other parties should make less of the AfD showing "and instead ask themselves what questions they have not answered" — questions of borders, migration and the pressures on Germany to do more to prop up other countries of the European Union.
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To qualify for debt forgiveness through the organization, you must make less than twice the federal poverty level, have debt that makes up more than 5% of your earnings, or be facing insolvency, according to RIP Medical Debt&aposs website.
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Three of their best players — Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez and Gleyber Torres — still make less than $1 million each; their farm system is considered stronger than Boston's; and they consistently find low-cost, high-impact talent in trades and minor signings.
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Three of their best players — Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez and Gleyber Torres — still make less than $1 million each; their farm system is considered stronger than Boston's; and they consistently find low-cost, high-impact talent in trades and minor signings.
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But when you make less than a dollar a day and your flock of animals — your family's pride and wealth — has been reduced to a stack of bleached bones and your farm to dust, you may not have 42 cents.
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While these individuals are proof that quiet leadership can go a long way, a 2018 study suggests that introverts tend to make less money than extroverts, adding up to about half a million dollars less over the course of someone's career.
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Others would say it's a smart example of entrepreneurism by people just trying to make a living — especially considering that half of Uber drivers in the U.S. make less than $10 an hour after expenses, according to a recent study.
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We wanted to hear an update from her on how her love life is going, what it's like to date men who make less than her, and how do you actually handle that first-date awkwardness over who should foot the bill?
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His financial situation is hardly unique among Uber drivers: Bloomberg reported last month that some Uber drivers have resorted to sleeping in their cars, and Uber has repeatedly cut fares to the point where some drivers make less than $10 an hour.
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Between the lines: A focus group of swing voters — all of whom voted for Trump in 2016 — strongly supported a student loan debt plan that would cancel up to $50,000 in student debt for people whose families make less than $100,000 per year.
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Sure, Netflix and Hulu have lots of one-season shows in their ranks, but because of the licensing fee — a per-episode thing — studios usually make less money on shorter-run shows than they do on shows that made it to 100 episodes.
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In August of last year, Jill Fillipovic pointed out in Vice that because more women are first-generation college students from poorer families and make less than men coming out of college, education-related debt is especially dangerous and burdensome for women.
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The planets might make less than ideal homes as researches suspect their surfaces might be constantly bombarded by asteroids and comets Feng is, nevertheless, excited to examine the atmosphere of the planets and to use the new methods developed to find others.
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Glassdoor controlled for factors such as education, employment history, and job title, to determine those figures, allowing for a true apples-to-apples comparison of workers, indicating that even when employees are identical apart from gender, women make less for the same work.
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The rule does not apply to workers who make less than a full minimum wage and use tips to supplement their pay, but labor groups said there was nothing in the regulation to stop employers from pocketing a portion of employees' tips.
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There are some provisions that make it attractive, at least in the Times's telling: If you make less than $50,000, you're off the hook on those payments, and if you lose your job, you get a break from having to make them.
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The thinking has been that agreeable people make less money because they don't want to make waves by demanding more money, and their credit scores suffer because they are more likely to help others out in a jam—to their own detriment.
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Already, Bilimoria has backed Kin, a beverage startup creating a new category of alcohol-alternative drinks called euphorics; Solugen, which uses biology to make less-toxic chemicals; and Lucy, which sells nicotine gum that's formulated to satisfy the cravings of ex-smokers.
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In France, small businesses and freelancers who make less than €60,6003 ($66,000) a year can apply for €1,500 ($1,650) in aid if they are forced to close or if their revenue falls by more than 70% this month compared with March 2019.
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Fast forward ten years and U.S. bank balance sheets are much healthier as post-crisis regulations such as the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 forced banks to be more transparent and led them to shore up reserves and make less risky bets.
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He said Cellnex would continue to invest in 20.9201 but was likely to make less investment commitments than in 2019 when it invested almost 4 billion euros out of 7.7 billion euros it had said it planned to invest over an unspecified period.
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J. Baraka, the mayor of Newark, N.J., said he asked Mr. de Blasio about New York City's right to counsel law, which provides free lawyers in housing court for tenants who make less than $50,000 per year for a family of four.
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That may be, but "I remember hearing homebuilders say the same in 2006", one hedge fund manager recalls, pointing out that even for traditional retailers the shift will be painful, given that people tend to make less impulsive purchases on the internet.
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"Omitting OCR from the Olympics would make less sense than omitting a staple such as track and field in my mind," said Atkins, who won $6,000 by finishing in first in Iceland having completed 82 miles in the 24-hour endurance event.
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Outside analyses have estimated that more than 25 percent of taxpayers would pay more by 2027 under the House bill, while the Senate bill is projected to raise taxes on poorer Americans who make less than $30,000 a year starting in 2021.
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They were outraged that they are projected to make less than their parents' generation, but wouldn't acknowledge that the wealth of their parents was tied to the exploitation of people of color and the extrication of resources from their communities since way back.
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That women of color make less than white men and white women isn't just about pay; it's part of a wider set of disparities facing women of color, particularly black women, in homeownership, unemployment, poverty, access to child care, and the ability to accumulate wealth.
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More than 50 percent of businesses that are targeted by trolls make less than $10 million in revenue, and more than 80 percent of patent troll lawsuits have been multi-defendant suits using weak patents brought against companies with less than $100 million in revenue.
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It is a black comedy and it looks kitsch and bright as candy; it also deals with income inequality and destitution in a way that cuts close to the bone in 2019, when 40 percent of Americans still make less than $15 an hour.
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As somebody who's suffered both prejudice and the challenge of being in a chair, I thought that that would endow the character with a sort of knowledge of the world that, if it was just some punk from Brooklyn, it would make less sense.
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The actual winners of the Golden Globes can also be some of the most unpredictable awards results, thanks to the ever-shadowy, 90-person voting bloc of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which tends to make less traditional choices than the Oscars or Emmys.
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What's interesting is the fact that single millennials who choose to live alone, and are therefore relegated to shouldering the full burden of rent, the electric bill, and a Netflix subscription, also make less money compared to people their age 20 to 30 years ago.
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If one of your values is to make the tools that run faster and smoother, your employees will probably make less bloatware and you'll probably hire different employees than if your values are to scale fast and capture the most customers in the shortest time.
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Trump aims to demonstrate that they are unwelcome in this country, no matter what circumstances they may be fleeing, and that they should not dare come to this country unless it is through legal channels, which incidentally he intends to make less and less accessible.
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In most professions, women make less than men, but in academia this pay gap is compounded by the fact that women tend to spend more uncompensated time advising students while also being subjected to student evaluations that studies show are consistently biased against them.
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Although they often work side by side with full-timers, Google's temps are usually employed by outside agencies and make less money, have different benefits and have no paid vacation time in the U.S., according to more than a dozen current and former workers.
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"I know many people who make less than $50,353 but consider themselves wealthy because of their health, family, and friends," Douglas A. Boneparth, CFP and president of Bone Fide Wealth, which offers financial planning and advice to high-net-worth millennials, told Business Insider.
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For example, workers hired in the plant's early years make about $26 an hour and receive six days of paid time off each year; workers hired more recently top out at about $24 (and often make less) and receive only three paid days off.
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Apparently there is an aging and depleted nursing professoriate partly because highly trained nurse educators — who must have advanced degrees — often make less money in academia than they would if they worked in a clinical capacity for a hospital, a corporation or the military.
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"DeFranco suggested that the headline of a PewDiePie article should be &aposTop YouTube creator promotes self-care in order to prevent burnout, even though during that time he&aposll make less money," something he said would get less clicks but be "rooted in reality."
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Chris Hughes, who made a fortune as a co-founder of Facebook, told CNBC on Tuesday American workers who make less than $50,000 per year should get a government stipend of $500 per month — paid for by raising taxes on the wealthy 1 percent.
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So urgent, indeed, is the thirst for experience that rages in Ronan and Pugh, under Gerwig's command, that the other actors who complete the March quartet—Emma Watson as Meg, and Eliza Scanlen as the vulnerable Beth—are doomed to make less of an impression.
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Plugins also make less sense for Plex's business as it continues its push into live TV streaming, as many of the Plugins were workarounds for not being able to access TV content — like ABC, CBS or NBC shows, for instance, or a newscast of some sort.
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And because women working full time make less money than men — but still shoulder more responsibility when it comes to parenting — the difficulty they have paying off their bills, increasing their net worth, and building wealth to the same degree as men is compounded over time. 6.
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And not only does this save on green miles transporting the stuff in and out of Britain, but also means that Britain would need to make less steel from iron ore, a carbon-intensive process; Port Talbot is one of the most polluted places in the country.
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Most of these borrowers are low to moderate income single parents who make less than $22019,000 and they are usually not taking the loan to pay for an emergency expense like car repair or medical care but rather everyday living expenses like rent, bills, or food.
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"Domestic producers of steel would make more money, while domestic consumers of steel would make less money," said Steve DuBuc, a director at consulting firm AlixPartners' automotive and industrial practice, noting that U.S. steel makers will "have increased pricing power" as steel imports become more expensive.
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They make less money, have different benefits plans and have no paid vacation time in the United States, according to more than a dozen current and former Google temp and contract workers, most of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity because they had signed nondisclosure agreements.
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Greszler's research and the CBO's findings suggest low-skilled federal workers get a substantial wage and benefits boost over the private sector, while high-skilled workers get almost none, or make less than their private sector counterparts, even if the average federal employee makes more overall.
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Over two-thirds of Berkeley undergraduates receive some form of financial aid and under UC Berkeley's Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan, in-state students from families that make less than $80,000 per year pay nothing towards the cost of tuition after grants and scholarships are taken into account.
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It begins to make less red spots on the bright side, but by September (that's where this month begins!) this sun is also starting to change colors: it is now a hot new color with pink stars and an orange star with a fiery orange and purple stripe.
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Though the billionaire list's gender disparity serves as a reminder that women continue to make less than men no matter how established they are, it's somewhat encouraging that eight of the self-made women had a net worth even higher than Donald Trump's $3.7 billion, according to Forbes.
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But geography does not create start-up fervor and, thanks to the recent slowdown, I suspect it will make less sense for young people around the world to spend a few years building a food delivery app and instead spend a few years hating themselves for working at Citicorp.
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The provision in question aimed to make permanent the government's deal with tax filing services like H&R Block and TurboTax through the Free File Program, which should, though it evidently doesn't, make filing through major tax services free and accessible to American taxpayers who make less than $66,000.
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She analyzed a longitudinal data set that followed teens into adulthood, where most often they'd taken jobs unrelated to the work they did as adolescents, and concluded that women who worked part-time as teens actually make less than their male counterparts as adults—about $2,000 a year less.
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Voters in Idaho, Nebraska, and Utah passed ballot initiatives that would commit their states to participating in the Affordable Care Act's expansion of Medicaid to all residents who make less than 133 percent of the poverty line (about $16,000 for an individual or $33,753 for a family of four).
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By proposing to downgrade the regional director positions into the ranks of standard government workers, where they would make less money and have narrower authority, Mr. Robb in some respects proposed going further than Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who reassigned Senior Executive Service members but preserved their status.
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But that's not what anyone is talking about, and the benefits of moderate action would almost surely exceed the costs, for a variety of reasons: Drug companies would make less per unit but sell more, they would spend less developing drugs that largely duplicate existing medication, and more.
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"The thinking behind that law is [that] it's a discriminatory practice to ask someone about what they made previously because it disproportionately affects women and people of color — who historically make less from the outset of their careers," says Sarah Brafman, an attorney at the legal advocacy organization A Better Balance.
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"What we've had to get our heads around is the idea that you can invest in a shop today that will make less profit in year 10 than it does in year one but because you get your money back in two years it's still a very good investment," he said.
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But unless those symbolic gestures are followed up with concrete action, they're just another distraction to make women forget the fact that they still make up only 4% of directors in Hollywood, make less than their male colleagues, and are still subjected to degrading and demeaning behavior by those in charge.
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Among these young people, Harvard found that just 26 percent approve of President Donald Trump, while 39 percent support democratic socialism, 56 percent support a federal jobs guarantee and 56 percent support free community college and free four-year college for students from families that make less than $125,000 per year.
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Harvard's own Raj Chetty conducted extensive research on the wealth distribution of American college students and found that students from the top 1% of households are 77 times more likely to be admitted to and attend an Ivy League school than students from families who make less than $30,000 a year.
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The supply of available low-rent units for people making between $20,000 and $40,000 exceeds demand, but there is a shortage of units cheap enough for the lowest-income Americans, who make less than $20,000 a year, according to Kirk McClure, an urban planning professor at the University of Kansas.
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What's more is that attaining education can sometimes make things worse for them: Not only do women accrue more student debt than men do on average, but because Black and Hispanic women are more impacted by pay gaps within gender lines, they make less money to pay off student debt.
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The details of the final rule will not be known until it is released to the public, but the proposed rule from last June called for all workers who make less than $970 a week, or $50,85033 a year, to be paid time and a half for any overtime they work.
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With Jammu and Kashmir now administered by an official who answers to New Delhi, "the prospect of dialogue between the Indian government and [the state's] separatist movement will diminish," according to Stratfor: "That will make less space for India and its rival Pakistan to engage in talks to normalize their relationship."
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While AT&T and Verizon dominate the overall U.S. wireless market, T-Mobile is the most popular among customers who make less than $75,000 per year, and Sprint's Boost Mobile prepaid brand counts 83 percent of its users in that income range, according to Kagan, S&P Global Market Intelligence data.
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High-deductible insurance plans make less sense the poorer you get, which is why they should ideally be encouraged from the top of the income ladder down — through a cap on the tax subsidy for employer-provided insurance, ideally, a sound conservative idea left at the altar by this bill.
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For those who make less than 22019 percent of the federal poverty level ($23,760 for a single person), the bill allows people to pay only two percent of income ($40 per month), and the government will subsidize the rest of the payment to be able to purchase an insurance plan.
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The two largest mortgage credit intermediaries in the U.S. – Fannie and Freddie – find themselves in the latter position, meaning they make less mortgage credit available for lower and more moderate income borrowers seeking to become homeowners because their lack of capital constricts their ability to make otherwise prudent credit decisions.
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WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT NAFTA 25 YEARS AGO, THINK ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY THAT'S IN A CAR TODAY, I THINK THERE ARE RULES AND THINGS WE CAN MODERNIZE WITH TRACING, ET CETERA, THAT WILL MAKE LESS OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE BURDEN BUT STILL ACCOMPLISH WHAT THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE THREE COUNTRIES NEED.
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When the Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, St. Louis Rams and New Orleans Saints take to the field on Sunday to square off for a Super Bowl berth, each team will share one strikingly similar connection: Their starting quarterbacks all make less money than what they could make on the open market.
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The Child Care For Working Families Act's main goal is to make sure that families who make less than 150% of their state's median income do not spend more than 7% of their household income on child care — and those under 75% of their state's median income would have access to free services.
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While AT&T and Verizon dominate the U.S. wireless market overall, T-Mobile is the most popular among customers who make less than $75,000 per year, and Sprint's prepaid brand Boost counts 83 percent of its users in that income range, according to data from Kagan, S&P Global Market Intelligence data.
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Women often make less money than their male counterparts in tech, research has found: Hired's 2019 "The State of Wage Inequality in the Workplace" report on the gender pay gap, for example, showed men were offered higher pay than women for the same position at the same company 60% of the time.
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As consumers grow more and more conscious of the heavy toll that the meat industry takes on the environment, you'd think that the companies that raise meat would want to become more transparent, sharing their practices in order to show that they're making an effort to innovate and make less of an impact.
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Which is interesting because the Times piece frames it as being relatively generous on the collection perspective: Well, if you lose your job or if you make less than $50k, you're OK.Right, so and I think that's an area where I would really love to see the fine print of the contract.
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Or if you simply must have your single-family home on a wide street with on-street parking, a lawn of your very own, and freedom from unsightly intrusion by people who make less money than you, you might think about moving to one of America's many outer-ring suburbs or exurbs.
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While opening sales for "Joker" were not as high as they were for "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" ($166 million in 2016) or "The Dark Knight Rises" (about $161 million in 2012), Gross, the movie consultant, noted in his report that character spinoffs typically make less money than the original movies.
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While AT&T and Verizon dominate the U.S. wireless market overall, T-Mobile is the most popular among customers who make less than $75,000 per year, and Sprint's pre-paid brand Boost counts 83 percent of its users in that income range, according to data from Kagan, S&P Global Market Intelligence data.
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Opting out of the rule is not a choice for companies with any employees who make less than the threshold, said John P. Quirke, a lawyer and partner with McCarter & English in East Brunswick, N.J. The practice of comp time — giving employees who work extra time a day off down the road — will also change.
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While some officials are calling for the release of more details, such as for those who make less than £150,000, the plan for next year's list is not to include the salaries of 34 actors, comedians, factual and entertainment presenters who work for Studios, the BBC's production arm, or the wages of multigenre employees.
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The government would pick up a chunk of the total costs by providing all of it for free to families who make less than 27 percent of the federal poverty level, which starts at $22020,22 per year for a household of one and adds an additional $250,22.75 per year for each additional family member.
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The government would pick up a chunk of the total costs by providing all of it for free to families who make less than 200 percent of the federal poverty level, which starts at $12,173 per year for a household of one and adds an additional $4,420 per year for each additional family member.
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Women are on the front lines in the fight against the coronavirus, working in hazardous conditions, and yet PayScale's gender pay gap research shows that women family doctors make 94 cents for every $1 male family doctors earn and female nurses make less than male nurses, 98 cents for every $1, when data are controlled for all compensable factors.
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Sandoval has been a bust in the first two seasons of his five-year, $95 million contract, but the Red Sox can absorb it because five everyday players make so little: Outfielders Mookie Betts, Jackie Bradley Jr. and Andrew Benintendi, shortstop Xander Bogaerts, and catcher Sandy Leon combined to make less than $3 million last season.
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The Korea Herald reports that the South Korean government, Korea Energy Foundation, and the Seoul Metropolitan Government will offer "3.2 million won per household to enhance heating systems, replace floors, and install air conditioners, dehumidifiers, ventilators, windows, and fire alarms" to 20203,500 families in semi-basement apartments who make less than 60 percent of the median income.
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Senate Republicans introduced a stimulus bill on Thursday that would cut corporate taxes, provide up to $1,200 in direct cash payments to Americans who make less than $99,000 per year, offer $10 million loans to small businesses and hundreds of billions of dollars in loans to large corporations, and limit the paid leave expansion passed in the emergency measure.
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In addition to locally run county fire departments, the state has a team of incarcerated firefighters — who make less than $22.5 an hour and whose criminal records often make them ineligible for well-paid firefighting work upon their release — who help put out the blazes, saving California an estimated $28 million to $210 million per year.
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"We know we're going to make less in the short-term, but we believe that building a better product in the long-term is going to pay dividends in other ways," Bryce Galen, founder and CEO of Zero, tells CNBC Make It. Zerocard is a credit card, but provides a "debit-style experience" and 1% to 3% cash-back rewards for cardholders.
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Window time won't help the Vitamin D problem, though, because glass blocks UVB rays, which are needed to make D. (Note that you can still get sunburned through glass, though, because UVA rays pass through it.) Going outside to soak up some rays would potentially help, but sunscreen blocks UVB rays, so your friend will make less D with it on.
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People like that student are unlikely to find consolation in recent statistics: according to a September report from the Center for China and Globalization, a Beijing-based think tank, and Zhilian Zhaopin, a Chinese recruitment agency, 80.5 percent of Chinese overseas returnees make less than $1,500 a month, with their average pay only marginally higher than that of graduates of mainland colleges.
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We know the grim statistics, such as only 14 percent of civilian workers in the United States have access to paid family leave; one in every four new mothers go back to work just 10 days after giving birth; and people who make more than $75,000 a year are twice as likely as those who make less than $30,000 to get paid leave.
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"These protests will shine a light on the difference between investors who make billions, and drivers who make less than minimum wage, putting in countless hours and watching their cars depreciate in value every additional mile they drive," said Gig Workers Rising, an organizing group behind the driver strike dubbed "Deactivate Uber Billionaires," in a tweet about the planned protests.
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Ghaziani attributes this unique clustering to multiple factors: Lesbians may feel more accepted in rural areas, where female masculinity isn't as tightly policed as male femininity; lesbians have less capital than gay men (women, including queer women, continue to make less than men) and therefore may not be able to afford urban neighborhoods; lesbians are statistically more likely to have children (and therefore different housing requirements).
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BRESCH: YOU KNOW, AGAIN, I'LL JUST SPEAK FROM WHAT I KNOW, WHICH IS THE EPIPEN EXAMPLE THAT I SHARED, AND, YOU KNOW, WHEN YOU LOOK AT A SYSTEM WHERE AS THE MANUFACTURER, AS THE SELLER, AS THE PERSON, AS YOU SAID, WHO IS OWNING EPIPEN AND WE MAKE LESS THAN HALF OF THAT LIST PRICE, I THINK THAT DEMONSTRATES AN IMBALANCE IN THE SYSTEM.
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Outside of the actual burnout that is associated with being in the mental health field, there's the bonus of being a woman in a field where most people are women, thus sometimes feeling left out of the overall feminist conversation related to excelling in a "man's" world (despite the fact that women in helping professions still make less money than men in those professions).
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Shares of Sprint dropped 4.9% at $6.65 while T-Mobile was down 1.5% at $75.52.. While AT&T and Verizon dominate the overall U.S. wireless market, T-Mobile is the most popular among customers who make less than $75,000 per year, and Sprint's Boost Mobile prepaid brand counts 83 percent of its users in that income range, according to Kagan, S&P Global Market Intelligence data.
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"One potential explanation for these findings is that parents who have a stressful day at work, school or home or who feel depressed throughout the day may be overwhelmed and not feel like making a family meal, and so they opt for pre-prepared foods and make less homemade foods," said lead study author Jerica Berge of the University of Minnesota Medical School in Minneapolis.
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It also eliminated a clause in place since 2000 that promised parity in pay for Brooklyn faculty members and those at the largest campus within the university's system, C. W. Post in Brookville, N.Y. The union added that nearly half of the full-time faculty on the Brooklyn campus make less money, some as much as 20 percent less, than those at C. W. Post.
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Mr. Kim posted on Facebook: "The path to equality is rarely easy," which could refer to billing or screen time, but the public discussion quickly focused on salary — Mr. Kim and Ms. Park make less per episode than the show's headliners, Mr. O'Loughlin and Scott Caan — and CBS seemed to confirm that by saying it had offered "significant salary increases" to keep the two actors on board.
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There are things we know to be true because we experience them daily — we get harassed by police for nothing more than driving down a street; we make less money than our white peers; our lives are so devalued that it causes a national backlash when we argue that they matter; our states and towns still proudly honor the treasonous movement that fought to keep our ancestors enslaved.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.), which would prohibit companies from requiring non-compete agreements for employees who make less than $85033 an hour or $31,200 annually. Rep.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The related editorial "West Virginia Teachers Give a Lesson in Union Power," tells about Katie Endicott, a 31-year-old high school English teacher from Gilbert, W.Va., whose take-home pay is less than $650 a week, along with Ms. Endicott's response to the pay raises that were initially proposed and which played a role in teachers' decision to strike: The state wanted to give 1 percent annual raises for five years to the teachers — who make less than those in all but three states — and have them pay more for health insurance.
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THE TRADE IMBALANCE TRADE IN GOODS TRADE IN SERVICES +260 –$887 BILLION +137 –491 CAPITAL FLOWS IN OUT: U.S.-PURCHASED FOREIGN ASSETS IN: FOREIGN-PURCHASED U.S. ASSETS +66 +20013 –311 OTHER +491 THE TRADE IMBALANCE +260 –$22018 BILLION TRADE IN GOODS TRADE IN SERVICES +28 –215 OUT: U.S.-PURCHASED FOREIGN ASSETS IN: FOREIGN-PURCHASED U.S. ASSETS CAPITAL FLOWS IN +285 +22018 –22.9 OTHER +193 By The New York Times | Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis Basic economics tells us that if another country can make something more cheaply than we can, we should focus our efforts on products we make less expensively and then trade them for the other goods or services.
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American women between the ages of eighteen and forty-four are nearly twice as likely as men to report feeling exhausted every day; women, if they have sex with men, have fewer orgasms than their male partners; they make less money than their male colleagues; of the thirty highest-paying job categories, twenty-six are dominated by men, while women dominate twenty-three of the thirty lowest-paying categories; female patients are treated for pain less often than male patients who present with the same symptoms; one in four women lives with domestic violence; one in five women has been sexually assaulted; and two-thirds of women have experienced street harassment, roughly half of them before they turned seventeen.
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Based on the report, here are the top 2590 places where you'd need to earn the most money to afford to rent the average home: Monthly income needed: $23,2500 Monthly income needed: $242,2000 Monthly income needed: $0003,2000 Monthly income needed: $290,2000 Monthly income needed: $7,193 Monthly income needed: $6,717 Monthly income needed: $6,197 Monthly income needed: $903,993 Monthly income needed: $5,863 Monthly income needed: $5,590 As the map shows, it's cheaper to rent in the South and the Midwest: "There is a decent-sized cluster of states in the middle part of the country across the South where relatively modest incomes afford an average sized rental — from Iowa to Alabama, households only need to make less than $3,500 each month, or less than $42,000 a year," reports HowMuch.net.
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