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Employers who roll back the minimum wage increase passed by the city of St. Louis — which was recently blocked by the state of Missouri — will face public shaming and even protests.
That's the word from the Fight for 15 group, which pushed hard to get the city's Board of Aldermen to approve the wage increase from $7.70 to $10 an hour in 2015. After a lengthy legal battle, however, the legislature swooped in this year and blocked the city's efforts after the increase had already gone into effect.
Governor Eric Greitens has indicated that he will take no action on the state bill preempting the city's increase.…
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Employers who roll back the minimum wage increase passed by the city of St. Louis — which was recently blocked by the state of Missouri — will face public shaming and even protests.
That's the word from the Fight for 15 group, which pushed hard to get the city's Board of Aldermen to approve the wage increase from $7.70 to $10 an hour in 2015. After a lengthy legal battle, however, the legislature swooped in this year and blocked the city's efforts after the increase had already gone into effect.
Governor Eric Greitens has indicated that he will take no action on the state bill preempting the city's increase.…
