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Evanston, Illinois Establishes a Fair Workweek Ordinance | Littler - Vimarsana News

Evanston, Illinois Establishes a Fair Workweek Ordinance | Littler

On May 23, 2023, Evanston, Illinois joined the state of Oregon and cities in California (Berkeley, Emeryville, Los Angeles, and San Francisco); Illinois (Chicago); New York (New York...

Mayor's State of the City address keys on people, programs moving Evanston forward - Vimarsana News

Mayor's State of the City address keys on people, programs moving Evanston forward

It has been a great year for the city, said Mayor Daniel Biss, leading off his State of the City address on May 23. To Mayor Daniel Biss, surrounded by

Helen Gym Lost, But Philly's Progressive Movement Isn't Going Anywhere - Vimarsana News

Helen Gym Lost, But Philly's Progressive Movement Isn't Going Anywhere

Gym may not have emerged victorious in the mayoral primary, but the labor-left coalition that powered her campaign has emerged as a formidable political force.

On a Gradual Path to a $15 Minimum Wage – South Side Weekly - Vimarsana News

On a Gradual Path to a $15 Minimum Wage – South Side Weekly

The Illinois minimum wage is set to increase by one dollar to $11 per hour this Friday, January 1st.

City Council moves forward with bag tax, Fair Workweek ordinance - Vimarsana News

City Council moves forward with bag tax, Fair Workweek ordinance

City Council voted to introduce a single-use bag tax and a Fair Workweek ordinance Monday.  The single-use bag tax ordinance first came before the council in January, but several councilmembers voiced concerns about the tax’s negative economic impact on small businesses. The council then voted to refer the ordinance back to the Human Services Committee....