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New report shows how much inflation has eaten away at NJ spending power

Thousands of New Jerseyans have lost about $28,000 in spending power over the last 15 years, a new report on inflation shows.

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Despite pandemic pay boost, low-wage workers still can t afford basic needs – Hartford Courant

Despite pandemic pay boost, low-wage workers still can t afford basic needs – Hartford Courant
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Despite pandemic pay boost, low-wage workers still can t afford basic needs – Orange County Register

Despite pandemic pay boost, low-wage workers still can t afford basic needs – Orange County Register
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Despite pandemic pay boost, low-wage workers still can t afford basic needs | Ap

Employers grappling with a nationwide labor shortage gave the largest pay increases to low-wage workers between 2019 and last year.

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Despite pandemic pay boost, low-wage workers still can t afford basic needs as inflation takes its toll - NKyTribune

By Tim HendersonStatelineEmployers grappling with a nationwide labor shortage gave low-wage workers the largest pay increases in most states between 2019 and last year.But even so, many of t

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