A McDonald's spokeswoman said that Erlinger's letter was clear that he "welcomes legislation that increases wages for all workers, as long as it is done thoughtfully and fairly." In the letter, Erlinger said the
When the California legislature first approved a fast-food-specific minimum wage in 2022, McDonald’s USA President Joe Erlinger objected to what he called in a letter on its website “lopsided” legislation. A McDonald’s spokeswoman said that Erlinger’s letter was clear that he “welcomes...
"On the other hand, one might be concerned about whether the higher minimum wage in California causes job loss for low skilled workers, and whether the effects differ in the cities where the cost of living and wages are relatively high as compared to rural areas or less expensive cities," ...
Starbucks to raise baristas' hourly wages by at least 3% The coffee chain said it is increasing eligible employees' pay, with longer-tenured workers in line for bigger raises. Nov 6, 2023 California bill would lift pay for fast-food workers to $20 an hour ...
Looking Ahead to 2022 Activity on minimum wages at the federal and state levels is already on deck for the coming year. On January 30, President Biden’s executive order to require a $15 minimum wage floor for all federal contractors will go into effect. This represents the current scope of...
California’s minimum wage law is the latest and largest victory in apowerfulmovementpushing for higher minimum wages across the United States. Supporters of this movement argue that the current minimum wage is too low to allow workers to make ends meet. ...
California Minimum Wage 2024 In 2022, California became the first state to reach a $15 standard minimum wage (for large employers) and its cities continue to pass new wage laws. Also, in 2023 California did away with its separate rates for large employers. ...
California, New York Enact Statewide $15 Minimum WagesBlood, Michael R
Assuming wages rise 2 percent per year across the board — a rough estimate, but faster than they have risen in recent years either nationally or in California — then in 2022, about 40 percent of California workers will be in “significantly affected” occupations and 30 percent...
A 'for rent' sign is displayed outside an apartment building on September 22, 2022 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Allison Dinner/Getty Images) Expand Workers earning less than minimum wage tend to be young people, often in the service industry, and women make up a higher percentage...