On Monday, April 14, 2014 Gov. Mark Dayton (D-MN) signed a minimum wage increase into law. Over the next couple years, the minimum wage in Minnesota will gradually rise to $9.50 per hour for most businesses, excluding many small businesses and resorts. The wage will eventually be indexed to inflation beginning in 2016.
The UpTake was there to record the signing ceremony, and the comments of Gov. Dayton and others on that historic day:
A lively discussion about the minimum wage issue took place after my last post on the topic.
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