DENVER (CBS4)– Gov. Jared Polis is discussing his plan to raise the minimum wage for Colorado’s direct care workers. Polis, along with “Colorado Wins” signed the agreement on Thursday.
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The agreement boosts the minimum wage for direct care workers to $15 an hour.
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Polis said the agreement also expands family leave and a lot more benefits for the 31,000 state workers in Colorado.
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