US EditionEducation Adjusts Salary to Federal Minimum for Non-Teaching Employees
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The Department of Education began to reflect on the payroll the new minimum wage of $11 per hour for 1,621 non-teaching employees, in compliance with federal provisions. Education Secretary Eliezer Ramos Parés said this adjustment represents “another affirmative step towards stability and equity within the Department.” The measure benefits state and federal staff, both regular and transitory, distributed in different school regions. The increase…
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