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whose recent campaign to improve conditions for Amazon workers ... Walmartledto the company raising its minimum wage to $ 15
a billprimarily designedto raise the federal minimum wage to $ 15 an hour
legislationdesignedto increase the statewide minimum wage to $ 15
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BNBMC President and CEO Deborah Visconi with Governor Murphy and Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco at Bergen New Bridge Medical Centerleadthe way with the minimum wage increase
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The Fight for $ 15 has compelled states , cities , and businessesto seta $ 15 minimum wage
UC ... the first university in the countryto voluntarily seta $ 15 minimum wage
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the District of Columbia ... the latest cityto seta $ 15 minimum wage
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in an aggregate loss of $ 396.5 million of income in the county by 2022 as businesses laid off employeeswould resultin an aggregate loss of $ 396.5 million of income in the county by 2022 as businesses laid off employees
in an aggregate loss of $ 396.5 million of income in the county by 2022 as businesses laid off employees ... cut remaining employee hours and benefits , and suspended plans to invest in new locations and hire additional workerswould resultin an aggregate loss of $ 396.5 million of income in the county by 2022 as businesses laid off employees ... cut remaining employee hours and benefits , and suspended plans to invest in new locations and hire additional workers
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in an aggregate loss of $ 396.5 million of income in the county by 2022would resultin an aggregate loss of $ 396.5 million of income in the county by 2022
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in a $ 2 trillion reduction in real economic output , a $ 980 billion reduction in real GDP , and a $ 103 billion reduction in personal disposable incomewould resultin a $ 2 trillion reduction in real economic output , a $ 980 billion reduction in real GDP , and a $ 103 billion reduction in personal disposable income
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