Incremental change with a minimum of controversy must be Mr. Camp's goal.
At a bare minimum, the controversy ensures it will be the dominant theme of the week, with Romney forced on the defensive again, with detailed discussion of who precisely constitutes the 47%.
But the minimum wage controversy speaks to a larger issue.
This led to what Hanbury Brown describes as "the great minimum range controversy".
Among the cautionary examples often cited are the suit brought by Vattenfall, a Swedish energy firm, against the German government for phasing out nuclear power after the Fukushima disaster and that of Veolia, a French utility, against the Egyptian government for raising the minimum wage.The controversy led the commission to suspend talks with America on investor protection last year.
The findings that Sports Direct workers are receiving less than the minimum wage follows recent controversy over redundancies at one of Sports Direct's fashion chains, USC.
As an exception, he mentioned the leftwing Die Linke party, which ran a poster campaign during last year's election that read: "Instead of collecting bottles: €1,050 minimum monthly pension!" The controversy in Hamburg, Moser said, was indicative of the state's growing neglect of people whose lives were precarious.
Notwithstanding, there is a controversy about the minimum differentiation level necessary for a population to be considered as genetically structured.
However, the optimal humidity of the inspired gas in ICU patients is still a matter of controversy, and the minimum acceptable level has not yet been established.
Since the early 1990s, laws and rules have set minimum standards of care, but the controversy over the appropriate role of private providers continues [7, 10].
