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Long Beach (hotel workers) minimum wage

$26.50 an hour since July 1, 2026, rising to $28.00 on July 1, 2027. That's $9.60 above the California rate of $16.90.

Who it covers: Hotel workers only: people whose primary place of employment is one or more Long Beach hotels with 100 or more guest rooms, employed by the hotel employer or by a contractor providing services at the hotel, including contracted, leased or sublet premises connected to or operated with the hotel. Long Beach has no general city minimum wage, so other workers get the California rate.

FromHourly rateTipped cash wageOfficial source
July 1, 2025$25.00$25.00 (no tip credit)longbeach.gov checked 2026-10-26
July 1, 2026$26.50$26.50 (no tip credit)longbeach.gov checked 2026-10-26
July 1, 2027 scheduled$28.00$28.00 (no tip credit)longbeach.gov checked 2026-10-26
July 1, 2028 scheduled$29.50$29.50 (no tip credit)longbeach.gov checked 2026-10-26

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What is the minimum wage in Long Beach (hotel workers) in 2027?

$28.00 an hour from July 1, 2027, for hotel workers only: people whose primary place of employment is one or more long beach hotels with 100 or more guest rooms, employed by the hotel employer or by a contractor providing services at the hotel, including contracted, leased or sublet premises connected to or operated with the hotel. long beach has no general city minimum wage, so other workers get the california rate.

Who does the Long Beach (hotel workers) minimum wage cover?

Hotel workers only: people whose primary place of employment is one or more Long Beach hotels with 100 or more guest rooms, employed by the hotel employer or by a contractor providing services at the hotel, including contracted, leased or sublet premises connected to or operated with the hotel. Long Beach has no general city minimum wage, so other workers get the California rate.

When does the Long Beach (hotel workers) minimum wage go up next?

On July 1, 2027, to $28.00 an hour.

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