The last few weeks have seen changes coming to minimum wage for California and New York. Are you in the know?
The last few weeks have seen changes coming to minimum wage for California and New York. Are you in the know?
California –whose current minimum wage is $10 per hour -made history on April 4 by becoming the first state to pledge to a $15 minimum wage. The rate is set to increase incrementally until finally reaching $15 in January 2022 for companies with 26 or more employees. By January 2023, all California businesses will offer $15.
In certain cities, the increase is happening at different times. Pasadena chose to increase its rate to $10.50 per hour this July. By July 2018, Pasadena will offer $13.25 per hour.
Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York also set plans to reach $15 per hour into motion April 4, with different stipulations than California. The rate will vary based on the location work is performed, with New York City reaching $15 by December 2018. New York’s current amount per hour is $9. For a more in-depth look at the breakdown for New York, click here.
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