The Living Wage For All Act aims to gradually increase the federal minimum wage to $25 per hour, requiring large corporations to lead the transition.

The Living Wage For All Act seeks to establish a federal minimum wage that aligns with the national median wage, ensuring it remains a living wage. It mandates large, highly profitable corporations to initiate the transition to higher wage standards before smaller employers. The bill phases in wage increases over 12 years, starting at $9 per hour and reaching $25 per hour. It also eliminates subminimum wages for employees with disabilities and those under 20 years old.

The Living Wage For All Act aims to gradually increase the federal minimum wage to $25 per hour, requiring large corporations to lead the transition.

The Living Wage For All Act seeks to establish a federal minimum wage that aligns with the national median wage, ensuring it remains a living wage. It mandates large, highly profitable corporations to initiate the transition to higher wage standards before smaller employers. The bill phases in wage increases over 12 years, starting at $9 per hour and reaching $25 per hour. It also eliminates subminimum wages for employees with disabilities and those under 20 years old.