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This year is proving to be a very important one.  With the impending presidential election, a major political shift is about to take place in the White House.  One act that is under consideration at this very moment may fundamentally change the way that business is conducted in the United States.  It is called the […]

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The New York labor commission has announced that backstretch workers at Saratoga Racetrack in upstate New York have been cheated out of roughly $70,000 collectively each week. The study finds that individuals who work in the back of the track including grooms, hot walkers, and security were not paid minimum wage or given time and […]

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The governor of Maine, John Baldacci, signed into law a bill to increase the statewide minimum wage from $7.00 to $7.25 an hour on October 1, 2008.  The bill also accounts for another raise the following year, when the wage rate will reach $7.50 an hour.  With these increases, the Maine minimum wage will be […]

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