By Ricardo Torres February 13, 2020 Less than a month after employees at Fiserv Forum claimed victory on a tentative agreement to receive $15 per hour, workers took their cause to City Hall. On Thursday, roughly 100 people marched on City Hall carrying boxes containing thousands of signatures on a petition to ask city officials to bring workers and employers together to achieve a $15-an-hour minimum wage and the opportunity to be part of a union. Shinita McKinley, a certified nursing assistant, said as a single parent, it’s hard to provide for her four kids. “Being a nurse, I only get paid $11 per hour and I have to work damn near 60 ...