Raising the Minimum Wage and Extending Terms in Tucson
Published byDon Looseof Loose Law Group|January 2, 2020
- Don Loose discusses the 2020 increase in the Arizona Minimum Wage from $11.00/hour to $12.00/hour. Even with this increase, the Arizona minimum wage lags behind the rest of the country. Advocates of the increase say the increase still does not amount to a living wage.
- Terms for the Tucson Mayor and Council Members may be extended due to a change to elections being held in even numbered years. Unless challenged, the newly elected Mayor and Council Members will serve for 5-years, essentially getting a “bonus year”, in order to reach the next even numbered year election.
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Donald A.
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Attorney at Loose Law Group | (602) 971-4800
Don founded Loose Law Group, P.C. in 1982, and for the past 40 years he has strived to provide his clients with extraordinary service, and achieve for them exceptional results. Don practices in the areas of business law, trial practice, and estate planning.
Author of Arizona Laws 101 | A Handbook for Non-Lawyers, and Estate Planning in Arizona
