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Gov. Mills proposes higher minimum wage for farmworkers

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Mills' legislation would require agricultural workers to be paid at least $14.15 an hour. Wages would be subject to the same annual cost-of-living increases provided to other hourly workers, subject to minimum wage requirements, starting in 2025. House Speaker Rachel Talbot Ross: "Farming is one of the state's proudest heritage industries"

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Gov. Mills proposes higher minimum wage for farmworkers

If approved, the minimum would increase to $14.15 an hour in September, matching the minimum for all other workers.

1 month ago·Portland, United States

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Gov. Mills introduces new legislation to raise minimum wage for farmworkers

The governor’s legislation would require agricultural workers to be paid at least $14.15 an hour — the same requirement for other Maine jobs.

1 month ago·Portland, United States

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