North Carolina Legislature Backs Higher Minimum Wage
The North Carolina General Assembly approved a bill raising the minimum wage to 2.30 dollars per hour on July 1 and 2.50 dollars when the federal rate reaches that level. The House also tightened littering laws and debated utility valuation reforms amid broader bill activity.
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