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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (761371)	1/7/2014 2:13:34 AM
From: bentway	of 1573783

Time to move, Ten? Perhaps you'd be more at home here: intel.com SAN JOSE -- Even as California and the rest of the nation move toward raising the minimum wage to $10 an hour, San Jose's lowest-paid workers are about to get even bigger paychecks and should continue to earn more than their peers for years to come. A voter-approved measure pushed San Jose's minimum wage from $8 to $10 in March, but it also included a provision to bump up the rate at the pace of inflation each New Year's Day. On Wednesday, it goes up to $10.15 for an estimated 54,000 workers. The annual cost-of-living boost may seem like spare change to some. But as one of only two cities in California, along with San Francisco, that has inflation-based raises, it will ensure San Jose minimum wage workers stay ahead of the pay scale curve while the rest of the country catches up. mercurynews.com

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