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Connecticut s minimum wage will increase to $15 69 on Jan 1

After a series of annual $1 increases set by the General Assembly, Connecticut’s $15 minimum wage will rise by a relatively modest 69 cents on Jan. 1, the first of the state’s raises pegged to a feder.

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CT sees return to pre-pandemic job levels, but labor shortage lingers

CT sees return to pre-pandemic job levels, but labor shortage lingers
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Connecticut s minimum wage will increase to $15 69 on January 1

Connecticut s minimum wage will increase to $15 69 on January 1
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CT sees return to pre-pandemic job levels, but labor shortage lingers

CT sees return to pre-pandemic job levels, but labor shortage lingers
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Determining economic growth in a city depends on several factors

WATERBURY How can economic growth be measured in the city? Chris DiPentima, president and CEO of the Connecticut Business & Industry Association, said gauging whether a city grows economically depends on the net difference between the number of businesses in the city versus those leaving.

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