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Full Coverage of this storyKing County to vote on unincorporated $20 minimum wage this Tuesday | Courier-Herald
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One in five food app delivery workers are assaulted on the job: study
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Full Coverage of this storyA living wage or tax-dollar abuse? Ottawa County commissioners consider 60 percent pay hike
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Full Coverage of this storyStuck between high fees and low wages, how much money will it take to fix PA child care staffing crisis?
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Full Coverage of this storyIndia’s BJP defends the super rich by giving wealth redistribution policy a sectarian color during general elections
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Full Coverage of this storyCourt enters preliminary injunction after Indiana liquor store owner agrees to stop intimidating workers who speak with federal wage investigators
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New Jersey Ranks Near Bottom On Pay Equity For Mothers
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Full Coverage of this storyFast food operators rushing to use AI in the wake of minimum wage hikes
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Full Coverage of this storyMaryland Joins Trend Requiring Salary and Wage Disclosures in Job Listings
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Full Coverage of this storyPrivate-sector advisers urge proper BOJ response to weak yen
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Lidl raises pay to match Aldi in battle for staff
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Full Coverage of this story'Foreign travelers are Japan's guests' – Governor against charging tourists more than locals
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'Love Is Blind' cast member reaches $1.4 million settlement with Netflix in class action over unpaid wages
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New report shows racial, ethnic and geographic college attainment gaps on Staten Island
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Morning Report: The County's Big Affordable Housing Gap
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