Starbucks raises wages as restaurant industry braces for minimum wage hike

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Starbucks baristas will receive higher wages of at least 10%, starting Dec. 14.

Starting Dec. 14, baristas, shift supervisors and cafe attendants will receive a pay increase of at least 10% if they were hired before Sept. 24, according to an internal memo obtained by CNBC. Employees who have worked at a company-operated location will receive an increase of at least 11%. And starting wages will be hiked 5% to help cafe managers find more staff.

The coffee chain is known for giving its workers more generous benefits and pay compared with other retailers and national restaurant chains. It already pays above minimum wage. first reported the memo written by Rossann Williams, the president of company-operated Starbucks locations in U.S. and Canada. Williams wrote the memo on Nov. 2, the day before the presidential election.to its workers as COVID-19 cases surged in the U.S. As it reopened cafes in its home market, it began phasing out the benefit.

The pay hikes come as voters express support a higher minimum wage. The federal wage has been $9.25 per hour for more than a decade, and the restaurant industry is expecting a hike during Biden’s tenure as president.until it reaches $15 an hour. It is the eighth state to approve a $15-an-hour minimum wage and the second-most populous state to do so.

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Report lies. Fed minimum is NOT $9.25 per hour, it is $7.25 per hour. “The federal wage has been $9.25 per hour for more than a decade,..” Minimum Wage Truth “The federal minimum wage for covered nonexempt employees is $7.25 per hour.”

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