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Minimum wage has been raised for fast food workers to $20/hour in California

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Governor Gavin Newsom signed new legislation increasing fast-food employees' minimum wage to $20/hour on Thursday.

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The legislation also authorizes the Fast Food Council to set standards for minimum wage and health and safety regulations for restaurants.

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The Fast Food Council also has the power to increase wages every year until 2029 by 3.5%.

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Just last week, Newsom had vetoed a bill aimed at protecting truck drivers' jobs with the rise of self-driving car technologies.

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California healthcare workers excluding doctors and nurses are now waiting for their own minimum wage increase to $25/hour.

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