The way restaurant workers get paid could be changing. The Department of Labor has proposed making tip-pooling legal again.
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Filloon says Democrats have expressed opposition to the proposal, but Republicans have largely stayed silent. The Department of Labor has until the beginning of April to make a decision.
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