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Omaha Employers Can Continue Paying $13.50 ‘Youth Minimum Wage,’ Judge Rules
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Omaha Employers Can Continue Paying $13.50 ‘Youth Minimum Wage,’ Judge Rules
State Sen. Stan Clouse of Kearney reads the voter initiative packet from 2022 that led to voter-approved increases to the state’s minimum wage, March 31, 2025.(Zach Wendling / Nebraska Examiner) Douglas County District Judge Timothy P. Burns.(Photo courtesy of NebraskaJudicial Branch) By Zach WendlingNebraska ExaminerOMAHA — A Douglas County district judge blocked part of an Omaha ordinance to require employers in city limits to pay youth worker…
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