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Committee on License and Consumer Protection to discuss lifting Chicago’s food-cart ban at meeting 11 a.m.; if successful, issue will move to full City Council on Thursday, Sept. 24
Committee on License and Consumer Protection to discuss lifting Chicago’s food-cart ban at meeting 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16; if successful, issue will move to full City Council on Thursday, Sept. 24
Liberty Justice Center files lawsuit challenging expansion of the city’s amusement tax to Internet-based streaming services.
This article was written by Anthony Hennen and featured on Red Alert Politics on September 4, 2015 Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel will call for the largest tax increase in modern Chicago history, spurred by large budget shortfalls and basic service funding. In total, property-tax increases, garbage-collection fees, and various fees on tobacco, Uber, and soft...
Average salary for AFSCME workers increased by 22 percent since 2000
Our Vice President of Policy, Michael Lucci, joined Cities 92.9 with Ian Bayne to discuss IRS migration data.
From Illinois Business Journal news services on September 1, 2015 Workers in nearly one-third of union households in Illinois are not aware of their right to forgo union membership, according to a survey released recently by the Illinois Policy Institute and the Nevada Policy Research Institute. The survey was released as part of National Employee...
Our Vice President of Policy, Michael Lucci, joined Talk 101 in Decatur to discuss new IRS migration numbers, which reveal that high-income earners and prime working-age residents left Illinois in record numbers in 2011 and 2012.