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Sam Hudzik
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News Director, New England Public Media (outdated)
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MarylandCarroll County
non-fiction
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By Sam Hudzik Verified| Vermont Public Verified Connecticut's minimum wage goes up to $16.35 an hour in the new year — by far the most in New England and the third-highest state minimum wage in the country. The 66-cent increase was calculated using a measure of inflation — the federal employment cost index — as required by state law. Connecticut's rate will be just below those in California and Washington state. Two other New England states have laws requiring automatic minimum wage adjustments.
By Sam Hudzik Verified| New England Public Media Verified Regional News Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email File photo / Jessica Hill / APMaine head coach Joe Harasymiak, right, looks at an official during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Connecticut , Thursday, Sept. 1, 2016, in East Hartford, Conn. The UMass Amherst football team has a new coach.
By Sam Hudzik Verified| Vermont Public Verified Connecticut's minimum wage goes up to $16.35 an hour in the new year — by far the most in New England and the third-highest state minimum wage in the country. The 66-cent increase was calculated using a measure of inflation — the federal employment cost index — as required by state law. Connecticut's rate will be just below those in California and Washington state. Two other New England states have laws requiring automatic minimum wage adjustments.
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New England Public Media (outdated)
Springfield, Massachusetts, United States
+1 413-781-2801