EXCLUSIVE: TriHealth hopes to lead way in boosting minimum wage

TriHealth intends to increase the minimum wage for employees, and CEO Mark Clement said he hopes the move by Greater Cincinnati’s fourth-largest employer inspires other hospital systems to boost pay for entry level workers.

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