Relating to the minimum wage.

This bill would increase the state minimum wage to $18 per hour, or the federal minimum wage plus 25 cents, whichever is higher. Beginning in October 2026, the minimum wage would be adjusted annually for inflation. This change would affect all employees and employers in the state.

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