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Minimum Wage Legislation

Lancaster County

Summary

Lancaster City Council unanimously backed a $15 minimum wage measure, which could mean bigger paychecks for a lot of local workers. It’s not final law yet, but it puts the city’s support behind a major pay hike. The big question is whether higher wages help workers without squeezing small businesses.

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Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Low-wage workers could see bigger paychecks, while small businesses may face higher payroll costs and possibly pass some costs to customers.

✅Who benefits

Workers earning near or below $15 an hour stand to gain the most from higher pay.

⚠️Who could be affected

Small businesses could get hit with higher labor costs, and some workers might see fewer hours if employers adjust staffing.

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