Quote from glassinc:
How is returning a rate to where it was originally, really considered a raise. It was a bad idea in the first place when it was funding Social Security, which needs all the help it can get.
If a 2% take above what you were getting the previous year is going to make you or break you, compared to the prior working years in your life that you paid it. You really have much larger problems and probably manage your finances as well as the govenrment.
2% of someone making minimum wage work 40 a week is an increase of $6.40 per week, of 20,800 yearly is $8.00 week, of 31,200 yearly is $12.00 week, of 41,600 yealy is $16.00 aweek, and of 52,000 yearly is $20.00 a week.
Is it really that significant to you, or anyone for that matter?