Labor/Employment
Jul. 2, 2021
Mid-year minimum wage increases take effect for some cities
Some California jurisdictions are experiencing increases in their local minimum wages rates, effective this week.
Christine H. Long
Partner
Berliner Cohen LLP
Phone: (408) 286-5800
Email: christine.long@berliner.com
Christine serves as the chair of the firm's Employment Practice Group and Hospitality Practice Group. She maintains a diverse practice representing business owners in employment law, hospitality law, business litigation, and real estate law both through advising on best practices as well as representing them in administrative, state and federal court proceedings.
California has been on a steady incline as it relates to minimum wage, with annual increases established through 2023. However, many cities believe it is not fast enough and have enacted their own minim wage laws. The current minimum wage is $14 per hour in California for all employers with 26 or more employees. For employers who have less than 26 employees, the state minimum wage is $13 per hour. The table here lists which cities and jurisdictions had July 1 increas...
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