Restaurants That Raised Menu Prices in California After New Wage Law
Restaurant owners from two-store operators to some of the state's biggest have upped menu prices since the law took effect earlier this month.
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Restaurant owners from two-store operators to some of the state's biggest have upped menu prices since the law took effect earlier this month.
AB 1228 went into effect on April 1, much to the dismay of business owners and Republican critics
Restaurant chains and California franchisees are making the tough decision to increase prices and cut hours in light of the state’s new $20 minimum wage
STORY: Around half a million workers at California fast food chains began receiving a $20-an-hour minimum wage this week. -April 03, 2024 at 04:34 am EDT - MarketScreener
About half a million workers at California fast food chains began receiving a $20-an-hour minimum wage on Monday, and the increase had some small business owners questioning their future, even as...