Demise of enterprise zone program hurts workers

The state will give a credit on 35 percent of the difference between the actual wage and $12 per hour but the employees must meet the criteria of being long-term unemployed workers, veterans, ex-offenders or Earned Income Tax Credit recipients.

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Published inThe Desert Sun
Main Author Benoit, John J
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Palm Springs, Calif Gannett Co., Inc 13.07.2013
Subjects
Community
Enterprise zones
Tax credits
Coachella Valley
Thousand Palms California
Riverside County California
California
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Summary:The state will give a credit on 35 percent of the difference between the actual wage and $12 per hour but the employees must meet the criteria of being long-term unemployed workers, veterans, ex-offenders or Earned Income Tax Credit recipients.