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Minimum Wage Bill Back from Nether Regions Posted by Danny, on April 27th, 2007, at 2:50 pm
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[...] Alabama is one of five states that don’t have minimum wage laws. What Patricia is proposing is state legislation similar to a proposed federal measure, a phased increase over two years from $5.15/hour to $7.25/hour. Right now, the bill is buried in sub-committee, but I hear it might make a comeback. [...]