The hourly minimum wage in San Francisco, California, will rise to $18.67 from $18.07 effective July 1, the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement said in an online update.
The city released an updated minimum wage poster to reflect the increase. The minimum wage applies to employees working at least two hours per week.
San Francisco has a separate minimum wage for “government supported employees,” which will rise to $16.51 from $15.98. The lower minimum wage applies to employees under age 18 participating in a government-subsidized training or apprenticeship program, as well as employees over age 55 working for a ...
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