By: Simon Schuster – July 19, 2022 – Michigan Live Michigan’s minimum wage may be higher and the availability of sick leave for workers expanded after a Court of Claims ruling Tuesday tossed out 2018 legislation that weakened the original policies. (Read more)

By: Lorie Konish – July 15, 2022 – CNBC Record high inflation has pushed the value of the federal minimum wage down to the lowest level in 66 years, according to a new analysis from the Economic Policy Institute. That minimum federal hourly rate of $7.25 per hour is worth less than any time since

By: Josh Cohen – July 15, 2022 – Good Men Project Driving from client to client, finding and sometimes paying for parking and waiting on a building manager to let her into an apartment are all part of a day’s work for Mandolin Noir, who provides dog-walking service through the Rover app. But they aren’t

By: James Wright Jr. – July 13, 2022 – The Washington Informer The increase in the District’s minimum wage earlier this month appears to have workers in the city pleased because it puts more money in their pockets but makes some entrepreneurs nervous because the bump in pay cuts into their budgets. (Read more)

By: Nathan Eddy – Jul 13, 2022 – Healthcare Finance Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti signed an ordinance into law which raises the minimum wage for healthcare workers to $25 per hour at eligible private healthcare facilities. The signing of the ordinance, which occurred July 8 and which was announced via a press release and

By: Ryan Golden – July 8, 2022 – HR DIVE California voters will decide in November 2024 whether the state’s minimum wage should be increased to $18 per hour by 2025 after a ballot initiative secured the necessary number of valid signatures, California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber announced Thursday. (Read more)