Arizona Proposition 138 would change tipped workers' pay

The new proposition changes the wage scale for tipped workers from a dollar amount to a percentage.

That uncertainty exists largely because federal labor law allows businesses to pay tipped workers, like food servers, bartenders and bellhops, ...

A review of Proposition 138 and the impact it would have on tipped workers, employers and businesses in Arizona.

Proposition 138 is a controversial proposal to change the current regulations on minimum wage for one of the most vital sectors of Arizona's ...

How to decide their pay, is up for a vote on this year's ballot. The November ballot contains more than just candidates to choose from.

Voters in Arizona and Massachusetts are set to decide whether employers should be able to continue to pay tipped workers such as servers and ...

Proposition 138 would allow for tipped workers to be paid 25% less per hour than the minimum wage if any tips received by the employee were ...

This measure is yet another attempt by the Arizona. Restaurant Association to undermine the Fair Wages and Healthy Families Initiative passed by.

Proposition 138 is known as the Tipped Workers Protection Act, but it's an idea brought by employers, not workers.

Proposition 138 would amend the Arizona Constitution to allow employers to pay up to 25% less than the state minimum wage to employees who ...

This ability for employers to pay tipped workers less than the hourly minimum wage is known as the employer tip credit. What will Proposition ...

... measure, called Proposition 138, will affect them. The measure will raise the minimum wage for some tipped workers, but lower it for most ...

In November, voters will face several important decisions on their ballot, including Proposition 138. If approved, this measure would amend ...

The so-called “Tipped Worker Protection Act” would actually lower the minimum wage for tipped workers. Arizona voters will decide the issue ...

Proposition 138 would alter the minimum wage for Arizona's tipped workers by changing the state's tip credit from a flat $3 to a percentage.

This November, Arizona residents will decide whether to move the minimum wage credit for tipped workers into the state's Constitution.

PHOENIX — The Arizona Restaurant Association's bid to convince voters to let them pay their workers less is so misleading, it should not be ...

This year's Arizona election ballot will feature a measure that if approved, will decrease pay for tipped workers. This would make tipped ...

Starbucks employee, Paige Lynn Erickson, takes an order for customer, Ella Nuesse, at Starbucks in Tempe on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024.

One proposition on the November ballot could have a major impact on how tipped employees are compensated. If passed, Proposition 138 would ...