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Delaware minimum wage gradually climbing to $15 an hour

Delaware minimum wage gradually climbing to $15 an hour Andrew Kramer © Provided by KYW Radio Philadelphia Gov. John Carney WILMINGTON (KYW Newsradio) Gov. John Carney signed a bill Monday to raise the minimum wage in Delaware to $15 an hour. Popular Searches It will reach that number in 2025. The first increase will be January 1, 2022. “This is a big day,” said Carney. “And a happy day for workers across the state of Delaware.” He got a round of applause as he put the pen to the paper with labor leaders, advocates and General Assembly members looking on. “When you think about our work as public officials, there’s nothing more important than giving everybody that opportunity,” Carney added.

We re in Survival Mode: On the Delaware Shore, Small Businesses Struggle to Stay Afloat Amid Worker Shortage

This time of year, in the shadow of the iconic “Dolle’s Salt Water Taffy” sign on the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk, you would normally find a line stretching toward the sand in front of Thrasher’s french fry shop. A local favorite for many of the thousands of visitors who flock to this Delaware seaside town each summer, Thrasher’s has been dishing up fresh-cut potatoes for 92 years. This year, there’s no line. No fries. No customers. Because there are no workers. Dean Shuttleworth, the general manager, says he temporarily shuttered the location one of three Thrasher’s outposts in the Rehoboth area because he cannot find workers to staff the shop. One of the other locations is fully open. The third is only opening on the weekends again, due to too few workers.

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