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Elvina Nawaguna-Clemente, Cronkite News Service

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Recent Articles from Elvina Nawaguna-Clemente, Cronkite News Service

Home news October 20, 2011

Arizona’s minimum wage to increase 30 cents at start of next year

The Industrial Commission of Arizona announced earlier this month that the minimum wage will increase from $7.35 to $7.65 an hour. Tipped employees, who make $3 below the standard minimum wage, will also receive the raise.

Home news October 12, 2011

AARP: Most elderly Arizonans rely heavily on Social Security

Most Arizona seniors rely heavily on Social Security for their income, an AARP report found.

legislature September 22, 2011

Arizona Democrats tout plan to stimulate state, federal economy

A plan to revitalize the U.S. economy put forward by liberal groups would create jobs in Arizona and help the poor move to the middle class, a Democratic state lawmaker said Wednesday. “The American dream is for any American, no matter where they start in life, to be able to accomplish their full goals,” said Rep. Ruben Gallego, D-Phoenix.

economy September 19, 2011

Report: Economic recovery in Phoenix, Tucson trailing region

Slumping housing prices and the prevelance of service-industry jobs contributed to Phoenix and Tucson trailing the rest of the Intermountain West in economic recovery during the second quarter, according to a Brookings Institution report.

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