Same. Note that AB 257 (2022) creates a Fast Food Council to set minimum standards for fast food employees, including for wages and workplace safety. Suhauna Hussain, Judge puts hold on California law that could have raised fast-food worker wages, Los Angeles Times (December 30, 2022). ...
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Proposition 32's rejection comes afterhealth careandfast-foodworkers in the state received a minimum wage boost this year, the latest in a series of hourly pay rate increases in California over the last 10 years. Nearly 33% of California's labor force have low-wage jo...
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The minimum wage for hotel workers is pegged to Los Angeles wage rates. As of July 1, 2022 the hourly rate for Los Angeles hotel workers, and therefore Glendale hotel workers, is $18.17. These rules may be superseded by a collective bargaining agreement, but only if the ...
(fast food and health care) come complete with their own salary thresholds – and it is not quite as “straight-forward” as might be expected. the exempt salary threshold for fast food workers eligible for the $20 pr hour minimum wage, will increase in proportion the that rate, meaning ...
is $16 an hour. Voters will decide in November whether to increase that gradually to $18 an hour, which would be the highest statewide minimum wage in the U.S., by 2026. Fast food workers in California must now have to be paid at least $20 hourly under a law Newsom signed last ...
state is $16 an hour. Voters will decide in November whether to increase the rate gradually to $18 an hour by 2026, which would be the highest statewide minimum wage in the U.S. Fast food workers in California now have to be paid at least $20 hourly under a law Newsom signed last ...
Fast food prices increased 3.7 percent after the law took effect while employment stayed relatively stable, according to a working paper from the University of California, Berkeley. But franchises in Southern California reported having to cut hours for workers as a result of the wage increase. ...
Note that as of April 1, 2024, national fast food chain workers’ minimum wage is now $20 an hour. (AB-1228) Also note that starting June 1, 2024, health care workers’ minimum wage will be $18 to $23 an hour depending on the facility. (SB 252) 2. Can a California employee agr...