Labor/Employment
Jun. 22, 2016
The fragmentation of California's wage landscape
Since 2015, at least 11 cities and counties have passed their own minimum wage increases, most recently the city of San Diego. By Peter Hering
On June 7, San Diego voters approved a minimum wage increase for the city of San Diego to $10.50 per hour immediately and $11.50 per hour on Jan. 1, 2017. In the same ballot measure, voters approved an increase in the minimum number of sick days employers must provide from three to five days. Just a few days earlier, the Los Angeles City Council approved a similar increase from three to six days.
These events are just two mor...
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