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Member Survey: How Would a Minimum Wage Increase Impact Your Business?

Member Survey: How Would a Minimum Wage Increase Impact Your Business?

March 4, 2025

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Talks about increasing the minimum wage have started again in Harrisburg – now is the time to share your small business story and explain how this increased mandate would impact your business!

Please share your feedback on how increasing the minimum wage would impact your business.

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