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Hoyt

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2. At a bit more than today's inflation rate, it's roughly $13.00. All the $15 plans, even Sanders'

Reply to global1 (Reply #1)

Tue May 30, 2017, 11:41 PM

May 2017

plan, was/is phased in over several years. Of course, GOPer plan is we'll look at a small increase in 5 years or so.

$15/hour would help a lot of people, but it's not generous by any means.

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Illinois House approves $15 minimum wage [View all] Snarkoleptic May 2017 OP

I Think I Heard That It Will Be Phased In Over 5 Years...... global1 May 2017 #1

At a bit more than today's inflation rate, it's roughly $13.00. All the $15 plans, even Sanders' Hoyt May 2017 #2

I can't imagine Rainer would sign it. hedda_foil May 2017 #3

not sure it will pass the senate. session is ending. mopinko May 2017 #4