Alameda Co: $30 Minimum Wage Measure Won't Be On November Ballot After Supes Ask For Study On Impacts
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- Alameda County supervisors vote to delay $30 minimum wage proposal for November ballot.
- Additional study on measure's impacts will be conducted before voters decide.
- Decision comes after concerns about potential economic effects on local businesses.
Context
Alameda County's Board of Supervisors voted to delay adding a $30 minimum wage proposal to the November ballot. The board opted for additional study on the measure's effects before going before voters.
The delay allows for a study to be conducted on the impacts of the proposed $30 minimum wage, which will provide more information before the measure is put to a vote.
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