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09/09/07
Maryland may be the richest state in the nation, but hourly workers are not seeing much of that money, according to a report released last week by Progressive Maryland. Find Us On Facebook
The report, "State of Working Maryland 2007," said that while the state's high median household income earned it the top ranking in a Census report in August, stagnant wages are plaguing hourly wage earners with all levels of education and earning history.
"The label of Maryland as the richest state presents a false impression that everyone benefits from windfalls," said Donna Edwards, secretary and treasurer for the Maryland State and D.C....
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