Perspective
Jun. 25, 2015
Sea changes are afoot with the minimum wage
This month, the Los Angeles City Council cleared the way to make the city the largest in the United States to have a minimum wage to $15 per hour. This comes on the heels of what may well be a statewide increase. By Dan Handman
In a nearly unanimous vote on June 10, the Los Angeles City Council cleared the way
to make the city the largest in the United States to have a minimum wage to $15 per
hour. The raise will fully go into effect in 2020. Currently, the minimum wage is
$9 per hour and it will rise to $10.50 per hour on July 1, 2016, for private employers
with 25 or more employees. Employers with fewer t...
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