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A Wisconsin hearing sparks national debate over subminimum wages for disabled workers, with states split on the policy’s impact.
A House hearing in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, has reignited debate over Section 14(c), which allows subminimum wages for workers with significant disabilities based on productivity.
Supporters argue it provides crucial jobs, stability, and dignity, warning that ending it could lead to job losses and facility closures.
Critics say it perpetuates poverty and segregation, pointing to higher employment in states that have ended the practice.
As of 2024, 15 states and D.C. have eliminated subminimum wage certificates, while others maintain them, reflecting a national divide over inclusive employment policy.
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Una audiencia en Wisconsin desencadena un debate nacional sobre salarios por debajo del mínimo para trabajadores discapacitados, con estados divididos sobre el impacto de la política.