04Dec
Harrisburg May Be on Cusp of Grand Compromise Regarding Employee Pay
While the U.S. Congress continues to struggle with the question of changing the minimum wage, it appears that the Pennsylvania legislature and the Governor’s Office may be close to a significant compromise on the subject that would be acceptable to...
By:
Cozen O'Connor
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