New York restaurant workers and owners are struggling. Ending the subminimum wage for tipped workers will provide a level playing field to support restaurants and ensure
workers earn a fair wage, i.e. a full minimum wage with tips on top. The subminimum wage for
tipped workers is $10 in New York City and $8.80 in other parts of the state.
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California Needs A Living Wage For All – Factsheet The California Living Wage for All Coalition is a formation of...
