Virginia HB 615: Minimum wage; increases to $10.10 per hour effective January 1, 2021, etc.
Status: Incorporated by Labor and Commerce (HB395-Ward) (as of 2020-01-30)
State: Virginia · Session: 2020 · Bill: HB 615
Sponsors: Kenneth R. Plum, Jennifer B. Boysko, Patrick A. Hope, Roslyn C. Tyler
Bill Text
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