While many across Pennsylvania are open to an increase of the tipped minimum wage – which stands at just $2.83 an hour – the question of whether it should just be eliminated entirely in favor of one flat minimum wage polarizes lawmakers, restaurant workers and industry advocates.
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Amid Pennsylvania minimum wage debate, a push to boost rate of $2.83 an hour for tipped workers
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