Study: Seattle's Minimum Wage Hurt Low-Wage Workers' Earnings

There's a new report out Monday on Seattle's groundbreaking minimum wage law. On the plus side for workers, hourly wages are now up to $15 for employees in some businesses like the big fast-food chains.

But those employees as a group are getting fewer hours. So on balance, so far, the hike has hurt low-wage workers more than it's helped them. David Hyde (@hyded) from Here & Now contributor KUOW reports on the study.