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Living wage movement crosses Syracuse as costs bite workers
The living wage push argues a 8.96 dollar hourly rate is needed for families in Syracuse while many employers like Syracuse University already pay above minimum. Nonprofits face budget strain under wage rules, and city contracts may adopt the plan to cover vendors and services with city funding.
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Joban
Lebine
Syracuse
Richard Toikka
The
Employment Policies Institute
Pierce
Baltimore
Jen Kem
Living Wage Resource Center
Association of Community Organizations For Reform Now
Washington, D.C
New York
Butivio
Rochester
UF JaMtyr
Pierce Sand
Syracuse University
Woodhid
Labor Religion Coalition
Brian Walton
Catholi Charites
Onondaga County
Catholic Charites
Walton
Department of Audit
Migeh Lewis
Lewis
Torkka
Employment Policy Institute