New Year, New Minimum Wages for California

Jackson Lewis P.C.
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2023 was supposed to be the year that all California employers would be subject to the same minimum wage of $15.00 per hour.  However, inflation has triggered a further increase. Effective January 1, 2023, the state minimum wage for all California employers will be $15.50.

Some cities and counties raised the minimum wage rate that may be paid in their jurisdictions on July 1, 2022.  In addition, several local municipalities will also increase their minimum wage rates at the start of the new year.  Those localities include the following:

Locale Rate
Belmont $16.75
Burlingame $16.47
Cupertino $17.20
Daly City $16.07
East Palo Alto $16.50
El Cerrito $17.35
Foster City $16.50
Half Moon Bay $16.45
Hayward $15.50 (1-25 employees)
$16.34 (26 or more employees)
Los Altos $17.20
Menlo Park $16.20
Mountain View $18.15
Novato $16.32 (100+ employees
$16.07 (26-99 employees)
$15.52 (1-25 employees)
Oakland $15.97
Palo Alto $17.30
Petaluma $17.06
Redwood City $17.00
Richmond $16.17
San Carlos $16.32
San Diego $16.25
San Jose $17.00
San Mateo $16.75
Santa Clara $17.20
Santa Rosa $17.06
Sonoma $16.00 (1-25 employees)
$17.00 (26 or more employees)
South San Francisco $16.70
Sunnyvale $17.95

Employers should ensure that their minimum wage postings are updated appropriately to reflect the upcoming state and local increases.

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