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Business: Low-wage jobs cause more problems than they solveSource: Yahoo News

- Last modified: December 3, 2012 at 8:42 AM

In the wake of strikes by Wal-Mart workers last week and fast food workers in New York City this past Thursday, the issue of low-wage work is slowly becoming more prominent. This is a timely, important and essential conversation. Continue reading

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