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Schwarzenegger orders minimum wage for state workers
Schwarzenegger orders minimum wage for state workers
The
Schwarzenegger administration today ordered State Controller John Chiang to reduce state worker pay for July to the federal
minimum allowed by law -- $7.25 an hour for most state workers.
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