Establishes a minimum hourly health improvement wage in Massachusetts.
The bill proposes a minimum hourly health improvement wage to assist residents in better health services and financing. It addresses the issue of individuals working multiple part-time jobs without full benefits, often leading to excessive work hours and stress. The Public Health Council and the Department of Public Health are authorized to develop recommendations and regulations for a pilot program and full implementation. Employers with at least 50 employees would be required to contribute to this wage, while smaller employers could voluntarily participate.
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