What impact will the minimum wage increase have on workers and prices?

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — At the start of the new year, the minimum wage for workers in Ohio is going up by 10 cents an hour for tipped employees such as servers in restaurants.

College students and other part-time employees say the increase will make a difference during the times when customers are less likely to leave tips. However, industry experts said the cost of the increase could be passed along to customers.

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Those who work in server or bartender roles will receive an increase in their hourly wages to $5.35 from $5.25.

College students and other part-time employees said the increase gives them an opportunity to increase their earnings by any margin…

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