Illinois businesses prepare another minimum wage increase – Center Square

“In the Quad Cities, businesses have already been hit hard by COVID-19 mitigations. Asking our Illinois small businesses to take on a third minimum wage increase in a year, especially as they continue to navigate an economy dampened by COVID-19, forces them into an unfeasible no-win situation,” Chamber President and CEO Paul Rumler said.
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anonymous
5 years ago

Who is open to pay the increase?

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