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Here are the 21 places with minimum wage increases effective July 1
Joanna Fantozzi Jul 02, 2019

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Alameda, Calif.
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$13.50

Previously: $12.00 for large businesses (26+ employees); $11 for small businesses (less than 36 employees)

Next increase: $15 on July 1, 2020

Berkeley, Calif.
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$15.59

Previously: $15

Next increase: $15.59 + Consumer Price Index on July 1, 2020

Chicago, Ill.
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$13

Previously: $12

Next increase: $13 + increases with Consumer Price Index on July 1, 2020

Cook County, Ill.
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$12

Previously: $11

Next increase: $13 on July 1, 2020

District of Columbia
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$14

Previously: $13.25

Next increase: $15 on July 1, 2020 and increasing incrementally with CPI starting in 2021

Emeryville, Calif.
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$16.30

Previously: $15 for small businesses (less than 56 employees) and $15.69 for large businesses (more than 56 employees)

Next increase: $16.42 (est. based on CPI)

Fremont, Calif.
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$13.50 for large businesses

Previously: $12 per hour for large businesses (26 or more employees) and $11 per for hour small businesses (less than 26 employees)

Next increase: $13.50 for small business effective July 1, 2020 and $15 for large businesses on July 1, 2020. $15 for small businesses on July 1, 2021.

Los Angeles City, Calif.
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$14.25 for large businesses; $13.25 for small businesses

Previously: $13.25 for large businesses (26 or more employees); $12 for small businesses (25 employees or fewer)

Next increase: $15 for large businesses, $14.25 for small businesses on July 1, 2020. $15 for small businesses on July 1, 2021. 

Los Angeles County, Calif.
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$14.25 for large businesses; $13.25 for small businesses

Previously: $13.25 for large businesses (26 or more employees); $12 for small businesses (25 employees or fewer)

Next increase: $15 for large businesses, $14.25 for small businesses on July 1, 2020. $15 for small businesses on July 1, 2021. 

Malibu, Calif.
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$14.25 for large businesses;  $13.25 for small businesses

Previously: $13.25 for large businesses (26 or more employees) and $12 for small businesses (25 employees or fewer)

Next increase: $15 for large businesses and $14.25 for small businesses on July 1, 2020. $15 for small businesses on July 1, 2021.

Milpitas, Calif.
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$15

Previously: $13.50

Next increase: N/A

Minneapolis, Minn.
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$11 for small businesses and $12.25 for large businesses

Previously: $10.25 for small businesses (100 or fewer employees) $11.25 for large businesses (more than 100 employees)

Next increase: $11.75 for small businesses and $13.25 for large businesses on July 1, 2020. Annual incremental increases until minimum wage reaches $15 in 2024.

Montgomery County, Md.
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$13 for large business; $12.50 for mid-sized businesses and $12.50 for small businesses

Previously: $12.25 for large businesses (51 or more employees); $12 for mid-sized businesses  (11-50 employees) and small businesses (fewer than 11 employees)

Next increase: $14 for large businesses; $13.25 for mid-sized businesses; and $13 for small businesses on July 1, 2020. Annual incremental increases until the minimum wage is $15 in 2024

New Jersey
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$10

Previously: $8.85

Next increase: Will increase incrementally every Jan. 1 until it reaches $15 per hour in 2024.

Oregon
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$11.25 for standard counties or $11 for nonurban counties

Previously: $10.75 for standard counties or $10.50 for nonurban counties

Next increase: $12 for standard counties or $11.50 for nonurban counties with annual incremental increases until 2023

Pasadena, Calif.
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$14.25 for large businesses; $13.25 for small businesses

Previously: $13.25 for large businesses (26 or more employees); $12 for small businesses (25 employees or fewer)

Next increase: $15 for large businesses and $14.25 for small businesses on July 1, 2020

Portland, Maine
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$11.11

Previously: $10.90

Next increase: On Jan. 1, the minimum wage for the state of Maine will be $12

Portland, Ore.
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$12.50

Previously: $12

Next increase: $13.25 on July 1, 2020, with incremental increases annually through 2023

San Francisco, Calif.
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$15.59

Previously: $15

Next increase: N/A

San Leandro, Calif.
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$14

Previously: $13

Next increase: $15 on July 1, 2020

Santa Monica, Calif.
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$14.25

Previously: $13.25

Next increase: $15 on July 1, 2020

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