In-N-Out G prices hike as California enforces new minimum wage for fast-food workers

In-N-Out raises California prices of Double-Double after minimum wage law

In-N-Out Burger has raised prices at California locations two months after the state initiated a minimum wage increase for fast food workers.

California's minimum wage hike has pushed fast food prices up and kept consumers away

California is starting to see the ripple effects that the state’s minimum wage hike is having on fast food chains, according to a report by foot traffic analytics firm Placer.ai.Read more...

In-N-Out raised prices as California’s fast-food minimum wage law took effect

The California burger chain In-N-Out raised prices for menu items on April 1, the day the state’s new minimum wage law took effect, according to reports.

In-N-Out Burger says it raised prices because of minimum wage increase

CEO Denny Warnick says the price hike accompanied a pay raise for employees 'working in our California restaurants.'

In-N-Out G prices hike as California enforces new minimum wage for fast-food workers

The new state policy of California is not sitting well with the USP of In-N-Out of providing low-cost fast food meals to its customers. California announced a new state policy which stated mandated a minimum wage of $20 per hour for fast-food workers.

In-N-Out hikes prices thanks to California’s new $20 minimum wage

In-N-Out locations across California have hiked prices to keep up with California's increased state minimum wage.