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HR confirmed to me today that we are getting $14 an hour now, began Sept 8th at our store. Turns out that indeed there was a meeting last Friday that announced it, but I wasn't at the store then. If $14 is not happening everywhere now, I can't explain. But I will again say I'm not in an area...

OK, here's the pic. It's single-sided. In the lower left that's too blurry to read, the document # is: HR8612 (9/19) That 9/19 would imply this is up to date and anything before then is outdated. A co-worker today said that a TL indicated $14 went into effect last Sunday the 8th. But I have...

I will try to find one that says $14 and take a photo of it.

Yes. Though $15 an hour was announced as "by end of 2020" (not beginning of 2020). So, having jumped to $13 in June of this year, I would have thought $14 to be more likely to happen in 1st quarter of 2020. Anyway, glad to see $14 seems to be happening soon (or if not, then whoever...

Don't think my area is particularly special. No high cost of living area like NYC or LA or SF. Went to $13 an hour minimum in June like everyone else, not before.

Saw a printed brochure for hiring seasonal workers, which said "pay starting at $14 an hour", not $13. Wonder what date that will be happening? I know that's earlier than planned, but this is a legit hiring brochure by Target, at one of the registers. Tried to Google, results I get are...