L.A. City Council backs $30 minimum wage for hotel and LAX workers in 2028
Briefly

"When we support low-wage workers, they can contribute to our economy and bolster the city," said Councilmember Ysabel Jurado, emphasizing the positive economic impact of the wage increase.
Councilmember John Lee warned, "You're about to take an ax to the local economy," expressing concerns that the increase might harm local businesses and employment.
Councilmembers Traci Park and Monica Rodriguez voiced skepticism, with Rodriguez stating, "My hope is that we're not creating the best paid unemployed workforce in the country."
Jovan Houston, an LAX customer service agent and hunger strike participant, expressed her joy, stating she was "overjoyed" with the vote to increase wages.
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