The hourly minimum wage in Chicago, Illinois, for employers with at least 21 employees will rise to $15.80 effective July 1, according to a July 6 update on the city’s minimum wage webpage.
The minimum wage for all domestic workers will also rise to $15.80, under Chicago’s municipal code. The minimum wage is annually adjusted based on changes to the consumer price index.
The city’s municipal code contains several scheduled minimum wage increases that will also be effective July 1. The hourly minimum wage will rise to $15 for employers with four to 20 employees and to $13.50 ...
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