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A Connecticut legislative committee has voted along party lines to advance a Democratic bill aimed at helping close the gender wage gap.
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Connecticut ranks 4th-highest in the nation in 85 and older population. The state's network of support systems for seniors is struggling.
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong is suing Project Service, LLC for unpaid wages. The company owes more than $2.7 million to its employees, which staffed 23 plazas on I-95, 1-395 and Route 15.
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Healthcare workers picketed outside L+M Hospital in New London and seven other L+M facilities on Wednesday in support of 900 of their fellow hospital workers.
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The Republican candidate for governor, Congressman Lee Zeldin, appeared Monday with other federal and state officials at a farm in Albany County to urge Democrats in power in state government to reverse a plan to phase in a mandatory 40-hour workweek for farm laborers.
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Connecticut lawmakers met in special session on Wednesday to ratify the settlement of a longstanding dispute with hospitals. They also passed legislation…
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Connecticut lawmakers will meet in special session Wednesday to take action on a dispute between restaurant owners and their tipped workers. They will…
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A possible legislative compromise to address concerns from restaurant owners over Connecticut's state wage and hour laws is getting mixed…
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Governor Ned Lamont and the Connecticut Restaurant Association want state lawmakers to take action in special session to resolve a dispute over the…
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Weekly wages in Connecticut's four largest counties dropped in 2016. Yet, three of those counties still ranked higher than the national average, according…