Figure F

Full-time workers make up nearly three-fourths of those who would get a raise if D.C. increased its minimum wage

Work hours of workers who would benefit from raising the D.C. minimum wage to $15 by July 2020

Share of affected workers
Part time (<20 hours) 6.5%
Mid time (20-34 hours) 20.6%
Full time (35+ hours) 72.8%
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Share of each D.C. work hour group that would benefit

Share of category
Part time (<20 hours) 32.0%
Mid time (20-34 hours) 39.1%
Full time (35+ hours) 11.2%
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Source: EPI analysis of District of Columbia Minimum Wage Amendment Act of 2016 using American Community Survey microdata

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