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Alaska just raised its minimum wage to $14 an hour—thanks to a voter-approved ballot measure—and it’s only the beginning. By next year, it’ll hit $15, then automatically adjust yearly to keep up with inflation. That means by July 2026, Alaskans will earn nearly double the federal minimum. Plus, the law includes mandatory sick leave—with a few exceptions like part-time teens and incarcerated workers. This isn’t a one-time boost—it’s a living wage commitment.

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