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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand backs National Guard sexual assault reforms
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Raising Wisconsin s minimum wage would significantly cut poverty So why is it still $7 25?
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Raising Wisconsin’s minimum wage would significantly cut poverty. So why is it still $7.25?
Thousands of residents in Wisconsin many of them people of color would see a higher standard of living if politicians raised the long-stalled minimum wage.
July 20, 2021 12:01 AM Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism
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James Rudd is seen outside of his workplace at the AT&T building in downtown Milwaukee, where he works as a janitor, on July 13, 2021. Rudd is fighting to double the minimum wage in Wisconsin from $7.25 per hour to $15 per hour. Rudd says he now makes more than $15 an hour and thinks everyone should make at least that. “Fifteen dollars is just a start. We want to take vacations. We want to be able to live the American dream,” he says. (Isaac Wasserman / Wisconsin Watch)
Raising Wisconsin s minimum wage would significantly cut poverty So why is it still $7 25?
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For years, the Defense Department has failed to hold the National Guard accountable for its longstanding sexual assault problem.
But now, the agency is considering adopting broad reforms in how the Guard handles such cases.
Routine audits, prevention policies and more data are among the changes the agency is considering and that were outlined in a Defense Department task force report in June.
The task force’s report reflects the findings of a Journal Sentinel/Cap Times investigation earlier this year that found Guard units have buried sexual assault allegations and do not have basic data on such claims. The investigation also showed how the Guard’s bureaucracy and complex state-federal structure is so impenetrable that it is difficult for victims to navigate and easy for commanders to weaponize.