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Miami Beach officials ``shocked'' that city ignored own living wage law (Miami Herald)

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When Miami Beach became the first Florida city to pass a living-wage law in 2001, the legislation was hailed as a progressive move toward guaranteeing all full-time workers pay that would put them at or over the federal poverty line.

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