Reporter at News 5 Cleveland
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Advocates are gearing up to put a proposal on the November ballot to increase the minimum wage in Ohio to $15, which has led state Republicans to introduce their own wage-hike bill to"fend off" the constitutional amendment."I think everybody should at least get $15 an hour," Akron resident Brandon Haverlick said.
He is part of the movement, trying to increase the minimum wage to $15 for both non-tipped and tipped workers. Senate Bill 256 would raise the minimum wage for non-tipped workers to $15 and tipped to $7.50 by 2028."Why would they want to support your legislation versus the one that would give them more money?" I asked him.
Mariah Ross, the campaign manager for Raise the Wage Ohio and One Fair Wage, said the Senate bill is just a"trick" meant to"confuse people." Would raising the minimum wage hurt or help tipped employees? RELATED: Would raising the minimum wage hurt or help tipped employees? “The repercussions of this are going to be really felt by the consumer, and they're nervous about that...because they try to provide good value to their customers right now,” Barker added.Blessing has support in the Senate, he said. Although he is encouraged that Blessing cares about this issue, Shields said the amendment is the better option. He argued the people need to take this issue into their own hands — through the Constitution — because lawmakers can’t change it.
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