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Patti Gregory-Chang is planning a protest of the law on Saturday, August 25 in Des Plaines, Ill.


An old law is keeping thousands of disabled workers underpaid

by Gillian Roberts
Aug 09, 2012


A nearly 75-year-old law allowing disabled workers to be paid under the minimum wage could soon be overturned. Gillian Roberts talked with one organization behind the fight.