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City of Richmond employees and contract workers rally at City Council’s budget public hearing on Monday, April 14. They called on the council to extend the city’s $20-per-hour living wage to contract workers — such as janitors and security officers — and to fully fund collective bargaining agreements already negotiated with City employees.

City of Richmond employees and contract workers rally at City Council’s budget public hearing on Monday, April 14. They called on the council to extend the city’s $20-per-hour living wage to contract workers — such as janitors and security officers — and to fully fund collective bargaining agreements already negotiated with City employees.

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