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Should San Diego mandate a $25 minimum wage for tourism workers?

ers say tourism workers struggle to afford rent, groceries and medication

Pedestrians walk through the Gaslamp Quarter in 2023. The hotbed of tourism activity could be affected by a minimum wage proposal for tourism workers. (Adriana Heldiz / The San Diego Union-Tribune)
Pedestrians walk through the Gaslamp Quarter in 2023. The hotbed of tourism activity could be affected by a minimum wage proposal for tourism workers. (Adriana Heldiz / The San Diego Union-Tribune)
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ers say tourism workers struggle to afford rent, groceries and medication.

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