Report Names Top 10 US States for Workers' Rights
Eight of the states have a minimum wage over $15, according to Oxfam research cited by CNBC.
A new report identified the top 10 US states for workers' rights, CNBC reported, citing Oxfam research, with eight of the states having a minimum wage above $15.
The states offer strong minimum wages, worker protections and rights to organize, according to the report.
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- These are the top 10 U.S. states for workers' rights, says new report—8 of them have a minimum wage over $15 — CNBC — Top News
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