DeutschNewstral
Article
bangordailynews.com on 2022-06-03 23:14
Portland activists try to force November vote on $18 minimum wage
Related news
- SActivists look to speed up adoption of new minimum wage in Portlandsethkoenig.bangordailynews.com
- Hillary Clinton endorses Portland referendum on $18 minimum wagebangordailynews.com
- Portland rejects minimum wage hike to $15bangordailynews.com
- Portland leans against $15 minimum wagebangordailynews.com
Portland Council to consider $20 minimum wage ballot proposalpressherald.com- Businesses worry Portland minimum wage increase will have unintended consequencespressherald.com
- Uber launches new group to fight Portland minimum wage referendumpressherald.com
- Portland Chamber of Commerce sues city to stop voter-approved minimum-wage increasesbangordailynews.com
- Portland businesses want to rein in the city’s emergency minimum wagebangordailynews.com
- Portland voters will consider 5 citizen-initiated referendums, including an $18 minimum wagepressherald.com
- Portland voters may be asked to again consider increasing the minimum wagepressherald.com
- Janet Mills won’t take side on Portland minimum wage questionbangordailynews.com
- Portland Chamber opposes minimum wage hike, scenic view lawbangordailynews.com
Why Portland, Maine, voted against $15 minimum wagecsmonitor.com- Baldacci: Portland minimum wage hike could pressure Bangor to followbangordailynews.com
- Maine’s highest court appears to back Portland minimum wage ordinancepressherald.com
- Portland businesses organize to fight $15 minimum wagebangordailynews.com
- Portland minimum wage referenda are bad for businessbangordailynews.com
- How will Portland enforce its new minimum wage?pressherald.com
- Advocacy group’s poll shows support for Portland minimum wage hikespressherald.com