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Recently it was reported that the U.S. poverty rate rose in 2002, with more than 34 million people now living below the poverty line. Most attorneys in Connecticut are employers, either individually or through firms. We set wages for employees and decide whether to pay for important benefits like health care. We can have an impact on the poverty problem in our communities. Take a moment and consider whether you are doing some simple things to make a difference.
October 29, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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