by lftcrtv | Feb 13, 2018
Of the 2.81 million jobs in Minnesota, approximately 1.24 million—or 44 percent—do not pay enough to meet the basic needs of a typical Minnesota family. Jobs with wages insufficient to meet basic needs are prevalent statewide. In each of the state’s thirteen economic...
by lftcrtv | Jul 24, 2017
The wages offered for most job vacancies in Minnesota are not sufficient to meet the basic needs of a typical family, according to the 2017 Minnesota Cost of Living Study prepared by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED). The preceding...
by lftcrtv | Jul 17, 2017
The median job wage in Minnesota pays only modestly more than what is needed to meet basic needs for a small family, according the 2017 Minnesota Cost of Living Study prepared by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED). There is...
by lftcrtv | Aug 25, 2016
Many Minnesota jobs do not pay enough to meet the basic needs of a typical Minnesota family, according to data from the “Minnesota Cost of Living Study Annual Report 2016” prepared by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED). In fact,...
by lftcrtv | Aug 24, 2016
In parts of Minnesota, median wages are not sufficient to meet the basic needs of a typical family. Furthermore, in all regions of the state, there are likely a significant number of workers with wages that are not adequate to meet basic needs. These conclusions are...
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