Minimum wage set to rise in 15 cities and states in July. Here's where. (www.cbsnews.com)

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[-] [email protected] 15 points 2 weeks ago

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Alameda, California: The minimum wage will rise 46 cents to $17.46
Berkeley, California: The minimum wage will rise 51 cents to $19.18
Emeryville, California: The minimum wage will rise 54 cents to $19.90
Fremont, California: The minimum wage will rise 45 cents to $17.75
Los Angeles, California: The baseline wage will rise 59 cents to $17.87
Los Angeles County, California: The minimum wage will rise 54 cents to $17.81
Milpitas, California: The minimum wage will rise 50 cents to $18.20
Pasadena, California: The minimum wage will rise 54 cents to $18.04
San Francisco, California: The minimum wage will rise 51 cents to $19.18
Santa Monica, California: The minimum wage will rise 54 cents to $17.81
Chicago, Illinois: The minimum wage will rise 40 cents to $16.60
Montgomery County, Maryland: The minimum wage will rise 50 cents to $17.65
Oregon's minimum wage will rise 35 cents to $15.05
Washington, D.C., 7.5% of the workforce, or 62,200 workers, will benefit from the minimum wage rising by 45 cents to $17.95
Alaska's baseline wage will rise by $1.09 to $13.00.

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