California’s minimum wage is set to increase by $1 in 2022, meaning the City of Santa Clarita’s minimum wage will go up as well.
On Jan. 1, 2022, minimum wage in California — including the City of Santa Clarita — is set to increase to $14 an hour for employers with less than 26 employees and $15 an hour for employers with more than 25 employees.
The City of Santa Clarita follows California’s minimum wage laws. The increase is part of California’s plan to instill a universal $15 an hour minimum wage.
Starting in 2017, California’s minimum wage has increased on Jan. 1 of each year.
See Related: Minimum Wage Increases Affecting The Santa Clarita Valley In 2021
Under the state plan, this marks the last year where minimum wage is set to increase for employers with over 25 employees in California.
On Jan. 1 2023, minimum wage is set to reach $15 per hour for employers with under 26 employees in California.
Unincorporated areas of Santa Clarita — the areas that are not part of the city — follow Los Angeles County minimum wage rate, which has been at $15 an hour for all employers since July 2021.
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Santa Clarita follows state minimum wage. Duh.
The city government always tries to inflate itself, with hot air and double talk. Your tax dollars at work . . . An unnecessary and wasteful group of clowns unsuccessfully trying to justify their paycheck of YOUR money.