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DSS Deficiency Testimony 11-15-10 |
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Long Term Care--Project Findings, Connecticut Regional Institute for the 21st Century, Feb. 10, 2010 |
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CAHCF v. Rell, judge's decision, June 3, 2010 |
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An Act Concerning Establishment of the SustiNet Plan (Public Act No. 09-148) Legislation creating SustiNet; vetoed by Gov. Rell July 8, 2009; veto overridden July 20, 2009 |
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Summary for Public Act 09-148, An Act Concerning Establishment of the SustiNet Plan, Office of Legislative Research Summary of legislation creating the SustiNet plan |
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Veto of An Act Concerning Establishment of the SustiNet Plan, Gov. M. Jodi Rell, July 8, 2009 Gov. Rell's veto of the SustiNew legislation |
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Vote for HB 6600, House of Representatives, July 20 2010 Roll call of House vote to override Rell's veto, 102-40 |
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Vote for HB 6600, Senate, July 20 2010 Roll call of Senate vote to override Rell's veto, 24-12 |
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HayGroup SustiNet report |
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SustiNet letters to the governor |
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DSS Deficiency Testimony 11-15-10 |
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Long Term Care--Project Findings, Connecticut Regional Institute for the 21st Century, Feb. 10, 2010 |
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CAHCF v. Rell, judge's decision, June 3, 2010 |
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An Act Concerning Establishment of the SustiNet Plan (Public Act No. 09-148) Legislation creating SustiNet; vetoed by Gov. Rell July 8, 2009; veto overridden July 20, 2009 |
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Summary for Public Act 09-148, An Act Concerning Establishment of the SustiNet Plan, Office of Legislative Research Summary of legislation creating the SustiNet plan |
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Veto of An Act Concerning Establishment of the SustiNet Plan, Gov. M. Jodi Rell, July 8, 2009 Gov. Rell's veto of the SustiNew legislation |
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Vote for HB 6600, House of Representatives, July 20 2010 Roll call of House vote to override Rell's veto, 102-40 |
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Vote for HB 6600, Senate, July 20 2010 Roll call of Senate vote to override Rell's veto, 24-12 |
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HayGroup SustiNet report |
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SustiNet letters to the governor |
"We will not tolerate year after year the same schools being on the bottom of the pile."
Gov. Malloy, announcing he wants the state to intervene in up to 25 of the lowest-performing school districts to turn them around.
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THE MINIMUM WAGE
Connecticut's hourly minimum wage of $8.25 is one of the highest in the nation, trailing Washington at $9.04, Oregon at $8.80 and Vermont at $8.46.
Five of the six New England states exceed the federal minimum of $7.25. The exception is New Hampshire, whose minimum is the same as the feds.
Connecticut is one of 18 states with a minimum higher than the federal standard. Twenty-thrree are at the federal level, four are below it and five have no minimum wage.
Ten states have a minimum wage indexed to the cost of living.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor
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