Charting Boulder
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We asked Boulder readers how they would close the city’s $6.3M budget gap. Here’s what 216 said.
The respondents largely favored spending cuts over new revenue. What separated their budgets was how much they proposed cutting from the police department.
Brian Keegan: Boulder’s tipped wage debate rests on a myth about what restaurant workers earn
The argument for slowing Boulder’s tipped wage increases assumes workers are already thriving. The data suggests otherwise.
Brian Keegan: Boulder’s tipped wage debate rests on a myth about what restaurant workers earn
The argument for slowing Boulder’s tipped wage increases assumes workers are already thriving. The data suggests otherwise.
Brian Keegan: Boulder’s tipped wage debate rests on a myth about what restaurant workers earn
The argument for slowing Boulder’s tipped wage increases assumes workers are already thriving. The data suggests otherwise.