Facebook raises minimum wages for US contract workers to $20 per hour

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Such as cafeteria staff and janitors.

Facebook raises minimum wages for US contract workers to $20 per hour
Facebook Inc said on Monday it was raising wages for its US contract workers, such as cafeteria staff and janitors, to a minimum of US$20 per hour in San Francisco Bay Area, New York and Washington D.C. and to US$18 per hour in Seattle. The company also said it will pay at least US$22 per hour ...

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