Proposed $15 minimum wage in Delaware clears first hurdle
Originally published June 12, 2019 by Associated Press
The Delaware Senate Labor Committee approved a bill that would increase Delaware’s minimum wage to $15 an hour despite vocal opposition from the business, hospitality and agriculture communities. It now awaits a vote before the full Senate. Critics say the bill would cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars in pay increases for state workers, lead to less hiring – notably in organizations and state agencies serving people with disabilities – and create a barrier for young people trying to enter the workforce.
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