Milwaukee Tool commits to $15 wage for downtown Milwaukee office

$20.2 million city incentive plan endorsed by Redevelopment Authority

Milwaukee Tool’s plan to take over a downtown Milwaukee office building got its first public hearing this week, where city officials revealed the company has committed to a $15 hourly minimum wage for service employees working there. A local labor union pressed the city and Milwaukee Tool for additional commitments, such as a guarantee that

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