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Scranton Mayor “We don’t have enough money.”

City worker pay slashed to $7.25 an hour.



Published Wednesday, July 11, 2012

In Scranton, Pa., years of declining revenues have led to drastic budget cuts, including slashing the pay of all city workers to minimum wage of $7.25. Elaine Quijano reports on the controversial decision.


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Scranton Mayor Slashes Public Workers’ Salaries to Minimum Wage

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