California Minimum Wage Increases
On July 1, 2021, the minimum hourly wage in certain California cities will increase as follows:
• Berkeley: $16.32 (including youth work and training)
• Emeryville: $17.13
• Fremont, 25 or fewer employees: $15.00
• Fremont, 26 or more employees: $15.25
• Long Beach (hotels): $15.69
• Los Angeles City and unincorporated Los Angeles County, 25 or fewer employees: $15.00
• Los Angeles City and unincorporated Los Angeles County (hotels with 150+ rooms): $17.64
• Malibu, 25 or fewer employees: $15.00
• Milpitas: $15.65
• Pasadena, 25 or fewer employees: $15.00
• San Francisco: $16.32
• Santa Monica, 25 or fewer employees (non-hotel): $15.00
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