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The state could accrue more healthcare-related savings from an increase in the minimum wage, writes Yannet Lathrop.
New York is paving the way for a $15 minimum wage.
The pay hike for New York’s fast-food workers may spur other employers to raise wages too, writes Paul Sonn.
Albany’s gridlock cries out for the use of executive powers to raise New York’s minimum wage, says NELP’s Paul Sonn.
“Everyone loves a bargain, but at what costs?” asks Judy Conti in this piece for the Times’ “Room for Debate.”
Over the past two years, the national conversation around raising the minimum wage has shifted drastically.
America’s fast-food workers have proven that sticking together works, says NELP’s Christine Owens.
NELP’s Christine Owens on why McDonald’s recently announced wage increase falls far short.
NELP’s Paul Sonn urges New York Governor Cuomo to take executive action to raise the state’s minimum wage.
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