As Chicago’s minimum wage hits $13 per hour, union leaders vow to push for $15 by 2021

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Cassie Collins, a customer service assistant at CTA, says she and her coworkers have been left behind by Chicago’s existing minimum wage rules. [A.D. Quig/The Daily Line]

Chicago employees who are paid the city’s minimum wage will find a fatter paycheck than usual starting Monday, when they will get a $1 per hour raise.

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