Cuomo Promising NYC Minimum Wage Hike to $20 If Elected
- Andrew Cuomo promised to raise New York City's minimum wage to $20 an hour starting January 1, 2027, if elected mayor.
- This proposal builds on the 2016 law Cuomo signed as governor, which set the minimum wage to $15 and aimed to adjust wages with inflation.
- Cuomo's proposal would affect roughly 800,000 employees and includes financial assistance for companies with 10 or fewer full-time staff to initially offset 30% of the increased labor costs.
- Cuomo emphasized that New York City should be affordable for working families to both live comfortably and prosper, describing his plan as a bold, forward-thinking initiative aimed at supporting workers and boosting the economy.
- The plan requires approval from Governor Hochul and state lawmakers and positions Cuomo as the Democratic front-runner amid competing plans from other candidates and endorsements from key unions.
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Andrew Cuomo pitches $20 minimum wage in New York City
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is pitching plans to raise New York City's minimum wages as he runs for mayor, despite blocking similar efforts when he was governor. Cuomo announced on Wednesday that if elected mayor he would push to raise the minimum wage to $20
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