The City of Tucson is inviting local businesses to discuss the minimum wage rising to $15 by Wednesday, January 1, 2025.
This comes as a result of voters in the November 2021 general election approving Proposition 206,"The Tucson Minimum Wage Act."The minimum wage will increase annually based on the Consumer Price Index after hitting $15.RELATED - Prop 206: Tucson voters approve minimum wage hikeCaleb Fernández is a digital content producer for KGUN 9.
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