News Jul 31, 2024 at 3:31 pm

Minimum Wage Workers Can’t Afford Council Member Joy Hollingsworth’s Attack on Their Paycheck

There’s Still Time to Save Your Reputation, Hollingsworth

Hannah Krieg
The successor to Council Member Khama Sawant has launched an attack on the $15 minimum wage law. Courtesy of the Campaign
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Labor should have never supported her to begin with, this heel turn is minimally surprising at best

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