re: Sea-Tac workers not happy with $15/hr minimum wage

And it's not only full time workers. In fact, thanks to the new health care law, one very large national restaurant chain that my wife works for will only allow 20% of all workers (including salaried managers and people like her at the corporate level) to be full time. So basically any server you see is going to be part time.

And in WA those workers still have to be paid minimum wage prior to calculating any tips. But don't take my word for it...

I just want to know why I would criticize something for being factually incorrect if I did not know the law I was referring to? And the article was quoting a random blog post from a different site. You know, a blog. The thing also written by an anonymous internet poster...