Minimum wage increases go into effect across the state
On Long Island, hourly workers will see a $1 boost to $14 an hour.
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Dec 31, 2020, 1:38 PM
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Updated 1,439 days ago
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today some Long Islanders will be making more money as the minimum wage has
gone up.
There are various increases across the state. On Long
Island, hourly workers will see a $1 boost to $14 an hour.
Some
business owners say while this may be good news for some workers, it also puts
a burden on small businesses struggling financially during the pandemic.
The minimum
wage on the island has increased by a dollar every year since 2016.
The
minimum wage is set to go up again next Dec. 31 to $15 an hour.
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