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Alameda County’s push for a $30 minimum wage sparks fierce debate: advocates say it’s long overdue to help workers struggling to afford basic living costs, while business owners warn it could shutter small shops amid inflation and supply chain woes. The phased plan—$30 by 2030 for big businesses, 2037 for smaller ones, plus annual COLA adjustments—targets unincorporated areas only. Now, county supervisors must decide: put it to voters this year or delay for more analysis. It’s a high-stakes showdown between economic survival and worker dignity.

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