Oregon's minimum wage will increase to $7.50 per hour next year. Dan Gardner, commissioner of the Bureau of Labor and Industries announced this minimum wage's 25 cents per-hour raise Friday.
Oregon's minimum wage is the second highest in the nation except Washington state.
The increase was based on a 3.6 percent jump in the consumer price index.
In 2002, Oregon voters approved Ballot Measure 25 that requires the minimum wage increased in line with inflation.
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