The high minimum wage has cost forty-five disabled people their jobs so far, and many more will be at risk as it continues to rise. You can help stop further job losses by voting YES on 418.
Monica Attridge may be forced to relocate her disabled care business if Prop 418 doesn’t pass. Support these care providers by voting YES on November 6th.
The increased minimum wage has dramatically increased costs for disabled care providers and many have been forced to leave Flagstaff. Vote YES on 418 to prevent more closures.
If their daughter’s group home is forced to close, Dale and Jane Lemons would be forced to sell their home and move out of Flagstaff to be with her. Vote Yes on 418 to prevent that from happening.
Prop 418 addresses a variety of problems caused by the high minimum wage in Flagstaff. Learn more about why you should Vote Yes at https://t.co/4npSzwGAgU
Retiring in Flagstaff will become too expensive for many if the cost of living continues to increase. Prop 418 can help stabilize future increases by fixing the problems caused by a high minimum wage.
Those on a fixed income will be hit the hardest by the increased cost of living that results from a high minimum wage. Vote Yes on Prop 418 this November to protect our seniors.
The high minimum wage will have the same effect on Flagstaff restaurants as it’s having in other expensive cities. Prop 418 will prevent those problems from repeating in our town.
Prop 418 will help our local small businesses stay competitive and preserve the authentic nature of Flagstaff. Vote Yes this November to support our community.