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L.A. City Council will vote Wednesday whether to approve a proposal to increase the minimum wage for tourism workers.
Hotel owners oppose the proposal, citing negative impacts to their business.
Hotel Association of Los Angeles says higher wages could impact contracts with LA28 and signatory hotels.
Airport and hotel workers currently earn $ 18.78 per hour and $ 19.73 per hour.
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