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St. Paul’s new minimum wage for small businesses is helping workers, posing challenges for owners
St. Paul has implemented a new minimum wage of $16.37 for small businesses with 101+ employees and $14.25 for those with five or fewer employees. While workers benefit from higher wages, small business owners face financial challenges, including potential menu price increases and payroll adjustments. Quotes from business owners and shoppers highlight both support for fair wages and concerns about affordability.
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