BOSTON (AP) — Advocates for a higher Massachusetts minimum wage packed a Statehouse hearing Tuesday, saying an increase is a matter of fairness and would boost the economy.
But representatives of business groups argued the higher labor costs would make Massachusetts less competitive and ultimately hurt the workers it was trying to help.
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