Yes link: Their author advocates for making the FJG’s minimum salary $15—double the federal minimum.
Bhandari ‘19 – Ryan Bhandari is a Former Senior Economic Policy Advisor at Third Way, a center-left think-tank, and a current Economics PhD student. “What Is the ‘Federal Jobs Guarantee’ and What Are People Saying About It?”, Third Way, 03/25/2019; https://www.thirdway.org/memo/what-is-the-federal-jobs-guarantee-and-what-are-people-saying-about-it Accessed 07/14/2023 | RN
The key difference between the two plans is the minimum wage for the new jobs. The Tcherneva plan establishes a $15 minimum wage and the Paul et al. plan calls for an $11.80 minimum wage for all federally guaranteed jobs. Yet, both have the same underlying goal: Permanently solve the problem of involuntary unemployment by making the federal government the employer of last resort.