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Bristol business owners are concerned about the $15-an-hour minimum wage proposal

The Bristol Press

May 11, 2019

@brianjohnsonBP BRISTOL -- Local business owners are concerned about the impacts of the proposed incremental increase of minimum wage to $15 an hour over four years in Connecticut,…

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Bristol business owners are concerned about the $15-an-hour minimum wage proposal

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