Georgia bill would raise minimum wage for many workers

Labor and industrial relations; minimum wage; provide for an increase

Introduced· 2025-02-11

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This bill would give many workers more money per hour and make sure more people get the minimum wage.

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What we think, in plain words.

This bill is important because it would mean more money in the pockets of many working people in Georgia. It would also make sure that fewer types of jobs are allowed to pay less than the minimum wage. Some businesses might say this would make it harder for them to pay their workers, but supporters say it helps families afford basic needs. Now is the time to speak up if you want to see workers earn more or if you worry about businesses paying higher costs.

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The facts

What the bill actually says, no spin.

The bill would increase the amount of money workers must be paid per hour.
It would give a special credit to businesses that employ workers who get tips.
It would remove rules that let some types of workers be paid less than the minimum wage.