Sub Minimum Wage Discussion with John Robinson and Advocate David Pinno
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In this episode of Disability in the Public Square, John speaks with advocate David Pino about disability employment, subminimum wage, and the importance of meaningful opportunities to work and live independently. David shares his experience about working for eight years in a sheltered workshop, where he earned significantly less than minimum wage, and contrasts that experience with his current career at McDonald’s. They discuss how employment can affect financial stability, independence, self-confidence, and mental health, while also exploring David's advocacy efforts in Wisconsin. David’s firsthand perspective offers insight into the challenges and possibilities facing people with disabilities seeking competitive, community-based employment.