Colorado’s hourly minimum wage would rise to $12.32 from $12 on Jan. 1 under a proposal issued Sept. 14 by the state Department of Labor and Employment.
The tipped-worker hourly minimum wage would rise to $9.30 from $8.98, based on a $3.02 tip credit.
Colorado reverts to an annual review of its minimum-wage for inflation-related adjustments on Jan. 1, as it did before 2017, when scheduled wage increases took effect through 2020, under Amendment 70.
The state’s hourly minimum wage would rise 32 cents in 2021 based on the relevant Bureau of Labor Statistics’ consumer ...
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