The minimum wage in New Jersey will bump up $1.13 to $14.13, the state announced Monday.
The increase is part of a scheduled hike stemming from a 2019 bill Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy signed. The legislation phases in a $15 an hour minimum wage which will be reached by 2024.
The new $14.13 per hour wage won't affect all workers, though. Employers with fewer than six workers and seasonal businesses will increase their minimum wage to $12.93 an hour, up from $11.90. Agricultural workers will see their minimum wage go from $11.05 to $12.01 an hour.
The minimum wage for tipped workers will climb to $5.26 an hour.
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