Denver’s local minimum wage for workers will increase to $18.29 an hour starting Jan. 1, up from $17.29, city officials announced Friday morning.
Denver City Council members in November 2019 unanimously passed the local minimum wage ordinance. City officials say it has helped bring stability for workers who keep the city running and their families who otherwise might fall behind due to rising costs of living and inflation.
Compared with other U.S. cities, Denver’s new local minimum wage will rank relatively high — unless other cities raise their wages. In Seattle this year, the minimum has been $18.69 and in West Hollywood workers earn a minimum of $19.08. The local minimum wage has been $18.07 in San Francisco, $16 in New York City, and $16.80 in Chicago, according to city websites.The federal minimum wage has been $7.
Argentina Últimas Noticias, Argentina Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Microsoft exec Brad Smith sells nearly $17 million in stockLongtime Microsoft executive Brad Smith dumped nearly $17 million worth of Microsoft shares earlier this week, new disclosures show.
Leer más »
This under-$20 Amazon dress looks just like Jennifer Lopez’sThe cocktail entrepreneur shared a video in honor of National Spritz Day on Instagram Tuesday, wearing a summery frock fans can copy for $18.
Leer más »
The Perfect Date for Trump’s Jan. 6 Conspiracy TrialSmith wants the trial over Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election set before the 2024 election.
Leer más »
Trump’s indictment for Jan. 6 turns Mike Pence into a litmus testThe former vice president stood by his criticism of Trump on Wednesday, and called his former boss’ one-time lawyers “crackpots.”
Leer más »