Connecticut minimum wage workers will soon see more money in their paychecks
Gov. Ned Lamont signed legislation into law four years ago that increases the current $14 an hour rate to $15.
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May 25, 2023, 9:30 PM
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Updated 428 days ago
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5h agoConnecticut workers will soon see more money in their paychecks with the minimum wage in the state set to increase, starting June 1.
Gov. Ned Lamont signed legislation into law four years ago that increases the current $14 an hour rate to $15.
The law requires the minimum wage to increase five times over a five-year period.
