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Connecticut’s minimum wage will increase to $15.69 an hour in less than a month, but not for tipped workers who can still legally be paid less than $7 an hour.
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The state’s minimum wage will be adjusted every year based on the U.S. Department of Labor’s employment cost index.
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Minimum wage has gone up one dollar every year since 2019. The goal was to put more money in the hands of Connecticut residents without hurting businesses.
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A proposal to raise the minimum wage in New York state and tie future increases to inflation has gained the favor of Governor Kathy Hochul, who included the idea Tuesday in her annual State of the State address.
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As Pride month comes to a close, Hochul signs new laws to support transgender and non-binary New Yorkers. Connecticut also has new laws on the books to raise the minimum wage and more — including expanding who can perform abortions. While they aren’t on that list, more faith leaders decry the Roe v. Wade reversal, saying they support reproductive justice.
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Connecticut's Department of Labor said that as many as 200,000 low-wage workers will be affected by the increase of minimum wage to $13 per hour this…
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Connecticut Voices for Children say there will be unintended consequences for families due to the increase in minimum wage unless the state updates its…
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The New York State Department of Labor has announced that the state’s phased $15 minimum wage increase will continue, with the next increase taking effect…
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New York State is scheduled to raise its minimum wage from $11.80 to $12.50. The increase is set to go into effect starting December 31st.Long Island and…
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As of Tuesday the minimum wage in Connecticut has been raised to 12 dollars an hour. Under a law signed by Governor Ned Lamont, it will rise to 15-dollars…