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Grocery store workers protest hazard pay ordinance that will close stores in Long Beach, California

Economy Nov 25

Who’s a hero? Some states, cities still debating hazard pay

By Susan Haigh, Associated Press

Economy Feb 13

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An unexpected pitfall for some cities’ mandatory hazard pay for essential workers

Despite the rollout of COVID-19 vaccinations, hazards for frontline workers continue. Early in the pandemic, many large companies increased pay for essential workers, but many of those raises have now expired. Seattle and several cities across California have passed mandatory…

By Laura Fong

Nation Feb 13

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Some cities made hazard pay for essential workers mandatory— what companies, and local governments, have to say about it

When the COVID-19 pandemic swept the nation last March, many large food retailers increased their frontline workers’ pay by several dollars an hour. Dubbed ‘hero pay,' the programs have since ended, despite the remaining dangers for workers. Some cities have…

By PBS NewsHour

World Oct 12

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Amid Ebola outbreak, health workers in Liberia call for strike

Thousands of health care workers in Liberia said they would go on strike starting Monday because of a dispute in pay, a move that could be a damaging blow to containing the Ebola virus' spread in the country.

By Rialda Zukic

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