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Browse "Living Wage" Articles: The Petaluma Sheraton Story Petaluma Argus Courier The Sheraton Petaluma Hotel recently hosted a much-acclaimed Artisan Cheese Festival attracting more than a thousand visitors. The By Tobias Young Petaluma's City Council on Monday voted unanimously to adopt a "living wage" law, joining two other Sonoma County cities that have passed On November 6th, the Petaluma City Council unanimously passed a Living Wage Ordinance Petaluma joins 'living wage' cities COUNCIL OKS MINIMUM PAY OF $11.70 TO $13.20 FOR CITY AND ITS VENDORS Monday, November 20, 2006 BY NOELANI GARCIA DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH PETALUMA - Although the state minimum wage is going up, local governments are increasingly going well beyond. The Living Wage Laws Are Good Public Policy by Ben Boyce and Marty Bennett Petaluma Argus Courier
Workers Can Raise Wages By Acting Locally By Martin Bennett Santa Rosa Press Democrat Monday, September 4, 2006 We should commend Governor Schwarzenegger for supporting an increase of the state minimum wage from $6.75 to $8.00 an hour by MAKING ENDS MEET Activists want 'living wage' for city workers City Hall asked to bump minimum pay to $11.70 an hour; proposal could apply to nonprofit groups By Corey Young Petaluma Argus-Courier Petaluma to consider 'living wage' ordinance By Toby Young The Press Democrat Petaluma will consider adopting a "living wage" law this fall, giving added momentum to a campaign to win adoption in
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