Arizona’s minimum-wage earners getting raise under voter-approved law
Marcella Alvarez of Phoenix said she will be grateful for the extra money when Arizona's minimum wage rises from $7.65 an hour to $7.80 an hour Jan. 1. A law voters approved in 2006 adjusts the state's minimum wage separately from the federal minimum wage.
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PHOENIX – Waiting for a city bus, Marcella Alvarez said she has mixed emotions about starting a job this week as a telephone receptionist.She's happy to have a job after three years of searching but is worried about making ends meet on $7.65 per hour, which is minimum wage in Ar. Read Arizona’s minimum-wage earners getting raise under voter-approved law...
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