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Visual: Who Benefits from Lexington Raising the Minimum Wage?

Kenny Colston | June 8, 2015

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council is considering an incremental minimum wage increase to $10.10 per hour for its workers over the next three years. Lexington would be the second city in Kentucky, and in the South, to raise its wage above the current $7.25 federal minimum wage. Recently, Louisville joined 29 states and a growing number of cities nationwide that have tackled the eroding value of the federal minimum wage through their own increases. You can see more data on who would benefit here.

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Perspectives

How to Turn the Boomer Retirement Wave Into a Generational Opportunity

There Is a Choice Hidden in the Pages of the Next State Budget

Affordability Is a Crisis for Kentuckians. Here’s What State Leaders Can Do About It.

The Fight in D. C. Is About Making Life, and Health Care, More Affordable 

Make No Mistake, The Big Beautiful Bill Weakens Medicaid

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General Assembly Missed an Opportunity to Address Hunger in Kentucky

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The General Assembly Missed an Opportunity to Address Hunger in Kentucky

Senate Bill 257 Would Increase State Costs While Taking Food Assistance From Thousands of Kentuckians

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Senate Bill 257 Would Increase State Costs While Taking Food Assistance From Thousands of Kentuckians

Building a Kentucky Workers Can Afford

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Building a Kentucky Workers Can Afford

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