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REVERB is a new documentary series fromCBS Reports. Watch Surviving an Unlivable Wage, in the video player above.During the most recent economic expansion, the restaurant industry was among the fastest growing sectors in America. As the fallout from the coronavirus illustrates, for millions of workers it was also one of its most economically vulnerable.Behind that insecurity is tremendous geographic variation in restaurant workers wages. In nine states, the hourly pay that waiters, bussers and bartenders earn has been frozen since 1991, at just $2.13 an hour. In the nearly 30 years since that wage was set, its purchasing power has dropped by half. In 11 other
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SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - In the offices of the Inland Regional Center, Christmas did not come.Tinsel still festoons cubicles. A small tree with presents sits undisturbed. A sign-up sheet to bring in food remains empty of names.The staff was still gearing up for the holidays on Dec. 2, the day 14 people were massacred on the center s gleaming campus. Few of its 600 employ
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