Diti Kohli is a reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a wide range of topics on the business desk, including the economy, housing, retail, and labor, while also exploring themes such as cannabis, education, health, and social issues. Diti's work has been featured in the New Haven Register, Stamford Advocate, Boston Globe Technology, and Boston.com.
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By: Jenna Reyes, Diti Kohli, Katie Johnston, Mandy Mclaren, James Vaznis, Matt Stout
Globe reporters hosted an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit earlier this week that was focused on the five statewide ballot questions Massachusetts residents will be voting on this Tuesday.
There are a lot of decisions to make with the five ballot questions in Mass. this Election Day. The topics range widely: Should the MCAS test be a requirement to graduate?
By: Diti Kohli
Question 3 would grant Uber and Lyft drivers the right to organize labor unions in Massachusetts for the first time.
By: Diti Kohli
Question 5 could raise the minimum wage for workers who earn tips from $6.75 to $15 an hour by 2029.
By: Diti Kohli, John Hancock, Neena Hagen
Massachusetts voters rejected Question 5 to raise the minimum hourly wage for tipped workers from $6.75 to $15 and allow restaurants to share tips with back-of-house staff.
By: Diti Kohli
The restaurant industry celebrated a big win Tuesday as voters were poised to reject a bid to raise the minimum wage for tipped workers in Massachusetts to $15 per hour, according to projections by the AP.
By: Diti Kohli
The former chair of the regulatory agency believes her case is a “failure to implement basic safeguards to prevent the abuse of power.”
By: Diti Kohli
Lawmakers elected not to allow discounted drink promotions statewide in this year's economic development bill.
By: Diti Kohli
The state agency released a bulletin Wednesday advising cultivators to expand protections inside growing facilities.
By: Diti Kohli
It follows a wave of drugstore closures that raised questions about access to essential prescriptions and medical care.
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