Omaha City Council Passes Minimum Wage Ordinance Supporting $15 an Hour
The 4-3 vote aims to restore voter-approved wage increases while city officials brace for a possible court fight from the Nebraska attorney general.
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Omaha joins Lincoln in restoring $15 minimum wage for all workers
Omaha City Council members Pete Festersen (left) and Aimee Melton (right), listen to public testimony at a previous hearing. (Photo by Aaron Sanderford/Nebraska Examiner)The Omaha City Council on Tuesday followed its counterpart in Lincoln and passed a local ordinance keeping its minimum wage at $15 an hour for all workers. The council voted 4-3 to approve the ordinance after rejecting a proposal to put it on file, which would have essentially d…
Omaha city council approves minimum wage 4-3; Mayor weighing 'legal considerations'
The Omaha City Council narrowly advanced a minimum wage proposal to Mayor John Ewing's desk on Tuesday. The City of Lincoln faces a legal challenge over a similar ordinance.
Omaha City Council passes $15 youth minimum wage, above state baseline
Approval of the ordinance may set the stage for a potential legal challenge from the state. Omaha's city attorney said he has already briefed outside attorneys.
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