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Olympia Council Sends $20 Minimum Wage, Workers’ Bill of Rights to Nov. Vote

  • The Olympia City Council voted 4-3 against adopting a Workers’ Bill of Rights that would raise the minimum wage to $20 per hour.
  • The council unanimously decided to send the initiative to voters for a decision in the November election.
  • Councilmember Jim Cooper stated, 'Fair wages help retain staff, reduce turnover and improve service delivery.'
  • Tammie Hetrick, President and CEO of the Washington Food Industry Association, urged the council to allow a public vote for more understanding of the measure.
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The Center Square broke the news in United States on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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