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Chambers’ own poll shows 80 percent of business execs support raising the minimum wage; only 8 percent oppose.
Union-led programs inside and outside prisons are helping the formerly incarcerated find meaningful employment.
The Fight for $15 has changed our country’s economic trajectory and begun to reverse decades of growing wage inequality.
On the heels of California’s action, a tremendous win for workers in the Fight for $15 in the state where(…)
The deal means big raises for nearly 1 in 3 workers, reversing years of falling pay.
1 in 3 workers in the state will see a pay boost under nation’s first statewide $15 minimum wage.
The potential California action marks a rapid acceleration of the $15 minimum wage movement.
Nearly a quarter of the state’s workforce would benefit directly from pay increases under the plan.
Workers should not have to sacrifice their lives for a paycheck.
National Employment Law Project
90 Broad Street, Suite 1100, New York, NY 10004
