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European Tailoring and Alterations

European Tailoring and Alterations

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Press Releases

New Coalition of Hundreds of New York Businesses Supports Raising and Then Indexing Minimum Wage 2/28/23

BFMW In the News

Long Island Business News: On LI, a push to raise the minimum wage 3/13/23
Baltimore Business Journal: ACE Hardware local owner tying wage increases to inflation even without Maryland mandate 3/13/23
Buffalo News: In a hot job market, fewer workers earn the minimum wage, but the push is on to raise it 3/7/23
The Business Journals: Majority of business leaders back minimum wage hike 3/6/23
New York Amsterdam News: Some NYC biz owners pushing to raise minimum wage 3/2/23
The Capitol Pressroom: New York progressives push aggressive minimum wage bump 3/1/23
Politico: New York Playbook PM 2/28/23
The Intersection Magazine: Maryland Business Leaders Met With Gov. Moore To Discuss Fair Wage Act 2/28/23
The MoCo Show: Governor Moore Testifies in House Hearings in Support of the Fair Wage Act 2/28/23
WMDT (47ABC): Maryland business leaders testify in support of minimum wage to go to $15 in October 2/27/23
CBS Baltimore: Maryland Gov. Moore, lawmakers discuss expediting $15 minimum wage 2/27/23
ABC 7News: Gov. Moore urges raising Maryland's minimum wage to $15/hour now, instead of in 2025 2/27/23

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