Faith Jetter admittedly doesn't know much about the proposal before City Council that would require tenants in publicly subsidized buildings to pay market-rate wages to employees, but she knows what it's like to earn less.
"I know what it's like having to decide whether to pay rent or feed my kids, or keeping the gas on or buying my children shoes," Jetter, 46, of Lawrenceville said.
Jetter, a housekeeper at the Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel, was one of about 60 people who attended a meeting this morning with City Council.
