NY lawmakers revive bill to end lower minimum wage in food service
It would not eliminate tips at restaurants, the bill’s sponsors said. Those would still be expected from patrons.
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Keep New York’s tipped wage credit
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Threat of ballot issues adds another complication to minimum wage, paid leave negotiations
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Hourly minimum wage increases 50 cents
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“One Fair Wage” Bill Would End Subminimum Pay for Restaurant Workers
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Gap between Vermont's livable and minimum wages is the largest in a decade: What this means
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