IMPORTANT - Local Minimum Wage
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
ResCoalition is working with the administration to deal with
and address the local minimum wage issues.
These are those situations when the city or municipality decides that
they will implement a higher minimum wage that either the state or federal
requires. As of this writing, there are
9 cities that have voted in higher minimum wages. The worst right now is $12.25 that will
start March 1 in Oakland. As we negotiate a long term solution to this
issue, there is action you can take in
the interim. Under Title 17, you can
ask for a funding increase due to health and safety issues. These wage increase issues would
qualify. For current ResCoalition members, we have a
template letter that you can use to start the process.
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