meters. all of the inmates here work. we ask manuel how much he earns. to feel i m in wage bracket for i get the highest rate in thirteen your eyes five or fifteen before creating a day yes it s not much but it s a bit more than what we get. confident is that enough and no it s not enough it could be more every month it s just never anonymous before. he works thirty five and a half hours a week. and earns three hundred euros a month. so just over two year as an hour. on the regular labor market the minimum wage in germany is eight years eighty four an hour. that s one thousand two hundred euros a month. that also allows for pension contributions. but prison inmates are officially excluded from the national pension system.
manuel how much he earns. i m in wage bracket for i get the highest rate in thirteen your eyes five all fifteen of these are created a day yes it s not much but it s a bit more than what we get. on fin is that enough and no it s not enough it could be more every month it s just never anonymous before. he works thirty five and a half hours a week. and earns three hundred euros a month. so just over two year as an hour. on the regular labor market the minimum wage in germany is eight years eighty four an hour. that s one thousand two hundred euros a month. that also allows for pension contributions. but prison inmates are officially excluded from the national pension system.
idea. child care is something very concrete to american families who are spending over $7,000 a year for their kids in this age bracket. this is a little like social security or medicare. big idea, there will be a cost, but it s something that every person, red state, blue state, can understand what it would mean to them. she has been consistent on this for years. she has talked about sort of this two-income problem for years she has said you know, there are those who look at the labor force participation rate, how many people are not in the labor force because they cannot afford to work. it s a massive problem and touches all parts of the family? republican and democrat. president trump is building a wall and using his power to do that and a she s going to draw a contrast and say i will use my power to help solve this healthcare child care crisis that we all face. so i think this could be actually a very winnable issue. we will see how it plays out. julian, thank you so mu
much he earns. to feed i m in wage bracket for i get the highest rate in thirteen your eyes five all fifteen of these are created by day yes it s not much but it s a bit more than what we get. on fin is that enough and no it s not enough it could be more every month it s just never anonymous before. he works thirty five and a half hours a week. and earns three hundred euros a month. so just over two year as an hour. on the regular labor market the minimum wage in germany is eight years eighty four an hour. that s one thousand two hundred euros a month. that also allows for pension contributions. but prison inmates are officially excluded from the national pension system.
meters. all of the inmates here work. we ask manuel how much he earns. i mean wage bracket for i get the highest rate in your eyes five all fifteen of these a day yes it s not much but it s a bit more than what the others get. on fin is that enough and no it s not enough it could be more every month it s just never anonymous before. he works thirty five and a half hours a week and earns three hundred euros a month. so just over two euro s an hour. on the regular labor market the minimum wage in germany. is eight years eighty four an hour. that s one thousand two hundred euros a month. that also allows for pension contributions. but prison inmates are