Longmont studying minimum-wage hike
LONGMONT — Organizers of an Aug. 14 “fishbowl” event will invite employers and employees to participate in a structured discussion about the potential impacts of raising the minimum wage within Longmont city limits.
According to the Longmont Times-Call, the City Council reviewed economic data on Tuesday and discussed the logistics of a community feedback event aimed at gathering input from businesses and workers who would be affected by a minimum-wage increase.
Organizers of an Aug. 14 “fishbowl” event will invite employers and employees to participate in a structured discussion about the potential impacts of raising the minimum wage within Longmont city limits.
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