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San Diego Hospitality Workers Get Raise | San Diego News
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Starting Wednesday, San Diego’s hospitality workers—hotel staff, Convention Center employees, and even Petco Park crew—are getting a raise, with a new minimum wage locked in until 2030. Passed last year by the City Council, this move recognizes tourism’s vital role in the city’s economy and aims to ensure workers can afford to live where they help make the city thrive. Businesses must meet size thresholds—hotels need 150 rooms, amusement parks 75 acres—to qualify. Workers will see a yearly increase, hitting $21.60 per hour, as the city signals its commitment to paying those who power its vibrant tourism scene a living wage.
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