The Third District Court of Appeal ruled Miami-Dade County can’t enforce its living wage ordinance on Ultra Aviation Services Inc., a contractor at Miami International Airport, in response to a challenge from a part-time employee.

The living wage was established in 1999 to help citizens stay above the poverty line, according to the county’s website, which says all aviation service contractors are covered.

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