Pennsylvania hasn't increased its $7.25 an hour minimum wage in 14 years. Philadelphia City Council wants to take the matter into its own hands.
notes that, back in 2019, Philadelphians"overwhelmingly supported a $15 per hour minimum wage for City workers and contractors by 2025."
"Minimum wage is more than just a labor issue. It's a human right to earn a decent living to provide [for] themselves and their families," Harrity said.Sign up for NBC Philadelphia newsletters.
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