Colorado raises hourly minimum wage for state employees to $15
Colorado has raised the hourly minimum wage for state workers to $15, Colorado Public Radio reports.
The change, which will go into effect in July 22, is designed to help attract employees to vacant positions.
Colorado has raised the hourly minimum wage for state workers to $15, Colorado Public Radio reports.
The change, which will go into effect in July 22, is designed to help attract employees to vacant positions.
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