Industry group opposes legislation that would eliminate Illinois’ tip credit – Center Square

The legislation, like House Bill 5345, would nearly double the current required hourly wage for tipped employees, eliminating the sub-minimum wage for those workers. The tip credit elimination law will take effect in July in Chicago, which was opposed by the Illinois Restaurant Association.
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