Assembly Bill 1228 is in effect as of Monday, setting wages for California fast food workers $4 above than statewide minimum. It also creates a Fast Food Council to determine future minimum wage ...

Fast food chains, workers are bracing for California's minimum wage increase: What to know Chains such as Chipotle and McDonald's said they plan to raise menu prices as a way to offset the costs ...

On April 1, 2024, California’s new $20 minimum wage for fast-food workers went into effect. The wage hike will impact workers at about 3,000 fast-food locations across the state, and comes as a ...

New pay floors took effect July 1 in states like Alaska and Oregon and cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Additionally, several California cities, including San Diego, West Hollywood and Los Angeles began offering a higher minimum ...

The union representing fast food workers has urged the state’s Democrat-led Fast Food Council to hike the minimum wage to $20.70 an hour — a 3.5% increase.

Fast-food job losses in California spiked after passage of the $20 minimum wage for some workers, according to a new study. A Berkeley Research Group study discovered not only were there 10,700 ...

Fast food workers in California could be in line for another minimum wage hike starting in January. AP. The frequent critic of the law added, “If Gavin Newsom isn’t too busy measuring the ...

Four months ago the state’s new $20 minimum wage increase went into effect. Facebook/California Fast Food Workers Union. Many had to cut employee hours, and some have expedited a move toward ...

That legislation also delivered fast-food employees one of their largest wage bumps ever, raising the minimum wage from $16.21 to $20 beginning in April. The union's letter called the almost 25% ...

Working in fast food can often be a challenging and tiring endeavor, with wages typically being less than competitive and full-time hours hard to come by. Now, according to a LendingTree survey, ...

Food. Minimum wage woes weigh on fast food workers in Texas and beyond A patchwork of minimum wage laws in the U.S. means income varies significantly based on local laws and cost of living.