L.A. City Council backs $25 minimum wage for some health workers
The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to boost the minimum wage of workers at privately owned hospitals to $25 an hour.
Source: latimes.com
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The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to boost the minimum wage of workers at privately owned hospitals to $25 an hour.
The initiative, which would impact Long Beach's largest hospitals and smaller clinics, would cover a broad range of workers in a health care setting, including technicians, maintenance workers, janitors, housekeeping staff, groundskeepers and food service workers.