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San Francisco Minimum Wage Up To $9.79 In January

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Oct 17, 2008 8:58 pm US/Pacific

San Francisco Minimum Wage Up To $9.79 In January

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The San Francisco Labor Standards Enforcement announced Friday the city's minimum wage will increase by 43 cents next year.

Wages will increase to $9.79 in January, according to labor standards enforcement.

The current national minimum wage is $6.55 and will raise to $7.50 in July 2009. The state's minimum wage is $8.

San Francisco will update multilingual posters to announce the new rates and mail the posters to 90,000 registered businesses, according to San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom's office.