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The measure would return Baltimore to the forefront of the national movement to raise pay.
In 2013, state leaders gutted NC’s unemployment insurance system; a new campaign is underway to repair the damage.
Union-led programs inside and outside prisons are helping the formerly incarcerated find meaningful employment.
Arizona becomes the fifth state where voters may decide a minimum wage increase on Election Day 2016.
The deal means big raises for nearly 1 in 3 workers, reversing years of falling pay.
The potential California action marks a rapid acceleration of the $15 minimum wage movement.
Workers should not have to sacrifice their lives for a paycheck.
These companies are showing that what’s good for workers is also good for business.
The bill incorporates the best practices for preventing and remedying wage theft.
National Employment Law Project
90 Broad Street, Suite 1100, New York, NY 10004
