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Chicago s minimum wage still not enough to afford rent, report says

Chicago s minimum wage still not enough to afford rent, report says
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What does it take to afford a 2-bedroom rental in Chicago? New report finds wages still lagging

The minimum wage in Chicago is still not enough for many people to afford rental housing in 2023, a new report from Housing Action Illinois and the National Low Income Housing Coalition says. In the Chicago metro area, which has the most expensive housing in the state, a person would need to earn $27.69 an hour working 40 hours a week, or about $57,600 a year, to afford a two-bedroom .

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Homeless issues don t get much attention in Congress Here s why

“They’re concerned about not seeing homelessness, not solving it.”

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Community Renewal Task Force Sends FY24 Appropriations Letter to Congress - National Governors Association

On behalf of the nation’s Governors, we invite Congress to engage with states now on any proposals affecting safety net programs. The entire nation benefits when Congress allows sufficient time for states to review and respond to proposed changes that may ultimately become law.

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Pensacola CivicCon hosts Joe Savage on White House homelessness plan

The U.S. government is making an "unprecedented investment" into ending homelessness, and CivicCon speaker Joe Savage will share how we can buy in.

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