Minnesota eateries push for $15 minimum wage exception

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A coalition of Minneapolis restaurants is calling for the state to adopt a $15 an hour minimum wage, but with an exception for tipped employees, which would include most waiters and servers.

They would instead get $9.50 an hour, the current minimum wage, plus the tips. But the effort is getting a tepid reception at city hall.

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