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Cramer's Lightning Round: CVS Health Is a Good Long-Term Buy
“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.
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Pay Transparency Questions in Somers
NBC Connecticut Investigates has learned about thousands of dollars in raises and bonuses given to multiple Somers town employees, with no approval by its full Board of Selectmen. At the board meeting July 16, 2020 Selectman Tim Potrikus questioned First Selectman Bud Knorr about $32,000 in annual bonuses and raises for town employees not voted on by the full board….
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Minimum Wage to Increase to $12 Starting Jan. 1 in Massachusetts
Starting New Year’s Day, minimum wage workers in Massachusetts will have their paid hourly rate increase from $11 to $12, the first of five annual raises until it increases to $15 in 2023. The minimum wage increase is part of a bill that also calls for an annual August sales tax holiday and paid leave for workers. Republican Gov. Charlie...
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Attorneys General in Several States Oppose Federal Tips Plan
Attorneys general in over a dozen states including Connecticut oppose a federal Department of Labor proposal to let employers control the tips of some hourly employees.
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President Trump's Mar-a-Lago Visits Cost $1.5 Million in Overtime Pay: Sheriff
Sheriff Ric Bradshaw is confident the money his department has spent while assisting the Secret Service will be reimbursed by the federal government.
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Lawsuit Seeks to Ban Google From US Government Contracts
The U.S. Labor Department is trying to bar Google from doing business with the federal government unless the internet company turns over confidential information about thousands of its employees. The potential banishment is being sought in a Labor Department lawsuit filed Wednesday with the Office of Administrative Law Judges.