Updates to Chicago’s minimum wages and Fair Workweek Ordinance are going into effect July 1, Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) announced in a June 3 press release.
The hourly minimum wage will increase to $16.60 from $16.20, according to the press release. The tipped minimum wage will rise to $12.62 from $11.02 as the city slowly phases out its tip credit.
The minimum wage for employees in subsidized youth employment programs and transitional employment programs will rise to $16.50 from $15, according to the press release.
Chicago updated its minimum wage notice to reflect the increase. The notice is available ...
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