I'd adjust this limit a bit higher in some cities due to the high cost of living, but otherwise this idea is perfect.https://twitter.com/ScottMadin/status/1412488997448859651 …
for sure! I actually think all dollar amounts in employment laws should be set by formulas based on state- or even count-level statistics on cost of living, and automatically adjusted annually. but that would have complicated a pithy tweet :-)
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I'm just thinking about how to do this in Boston in a way that wouldn't replicate the income restricted studio apartments that go for like 1900/month and it makes my brain hurt
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Yeah, housing prices are ridiculous here for sure (I live in south Medford). A big part of it is there just needs to be a lot more housing stock available, along with vastly expanded transit. (so we also need to get rid of Baker!)
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