After campaigning for a higher minimum wage, the Senate Cafeteria workers signed a new contract that raises their pay to $13.30 an hour.
Cafeteria staff in other jobs, such as cooks, will have a higher minimum wage, according to The Washington Post.
Though the wage falls short of the $15 cafeteria staff advocated for some workers, the new contract with Restaurant Associates—the foodservice vendor that manages the Senate Cafeteria—was signed Monday, according to The Washington Post.
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