Gradual Minimum Wage Increase Proposed by Governor Albert Bryan Jr.
Governor Albert Bryan Jr. has introduced two major pieces of legislation to the 36th Legislature, including a territory-wide minimum wage increase.
The proposed "Act to Increase the Minimum Wage" aims to strengthen the private-sector workforce and support economic stability by increasing the base pay from $10.50 to $15 an hour over three years.
- $13 in 2026
- $14 in 2027
- $15 in 2028
"This phased minimum wage increase balances compassion with common sense,"
said Governor Bryan, emphasizing that the bill is built on fairness, sustainability, and economic inclusion.
Author's summary: Governor proposes minimum wage increase.
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