Starting Monday, those earning the minimum wage in the city and state will receive a raise.
The minimum wage here in the city, Long Island and Westchester will have an increase of one dollar, going from 15 to 16 dollars an hour.
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“Starting New Year’s Day, New York’s minimum wage will officially increase, putting more money in the pockets of New Yorkers!
“If you make minimum wage and don’t see the increase in your paycheck, be sure to file a complaint through @NYSLabor and they will support it,” wrote Governor Kathy Hochul in a message on social networks.
Starting New Year’s Day, New Yorkâs minimum wage is officially increasing â putting more money in the pockets of New Yorkers!
If you make minimum wage and don’t see the raise in your paycheck, make sure file to file a complaint through @NYSLabor and theyâll have your back.
â Governor Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) December 29, 2023
In the Upstate, hourly pay will increase from $14.20 to $15 an hour.
By 2026, the minimum wage will increase to $17 an hour here in the city.
In just a few days, the minimum wage will increase! The minimum wage will be $16 in New York City, Long Island and Westchester, and in the rest of the state it will be $15. Learn more about the minimum wage today: pic.twitter.com/5ZRSNAHfUq
— NYS DOL en Espanol (@NYSDOLenEspanol) December 27, 2023
After that, increases will be tied to the statewide inflation rate.
The minimum wage last increased in 2019.
2023-12-31 19:04:00
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