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One Fair Wage: A CT proposal would eliminate tipped minimum wage. Here’s what to know

A bill under consideration in the Connecticut General Assembly would eliminate the lower minimum wage assigned to hourly employees who earn tips, like servers and bartenders, and would establish instead a single minimum wage that would apply to all workers.

The legislature’s Labor and Public Employees Committee approved a similar bill, S.B. 1177, during the 2023 legislative session, but it didn’t come up for a vote in either chamber.

Here’s what to know about the proposal, known as “One Fair Wage,” which legislators have raised again this year.

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