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January 2, 2025 / By Frank Brill

By Raven Santana, NJ Spotlight News


New Jersey rang in the new year with a new minimum wage. Starting Jan. 1, most low-wage employees are getting a 36 cent increase to $15.49 an hour. The increase is part of a scheduled hike due to a bill that Gov. Phil Murphy signed in 2018 when the state’s minimum wage was $8.60.

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