Fast-food chain restaurants across California would have to pay their workers at least $20 an hour under a bill cleared by the state legislature on Thursday.
The measure (A.B. 1228) represents a last-minute deal between the fast-food industry and the Service Employees International Union, which has been campaigning to organize the sector. The Democrat-backed bill heads next to
The compromise scraps earlier language in the measure that would have held large fast-food companies like
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