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Tucson restaurants brace for 2026 minimum wage increase
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Tucson restaurants brace for 2026 minimum wage increase
This article was written by Annie Tacey and first appeared on Arizona Sonoran News. Tucson restaurant owners are bracing for a new minimum wage of $15.45 per hour, set to take effect Jan. 1, 2026. The increase, mandated by the Tucson Minimum Wage Act, exceeds the statewide minimum of $15.15, putting pressure on hospitality operators already contending with tight margins, rising food costs and staffing challenges. Steve Chucri, president of the A…
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