CALIFORNIANS WON’T VOTE this fall on whether the minimum wage should rise again as inflation continues to tear through families’ budgets.
An initiative to bump the minimum wage to $18 over the next three years, though bankrolled by a wealthy investor and backed by a slew of labor organizations, has failed to qualify for the November ballot.
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