💨 Abstract
Starting July 1, new laws in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area will come into effect, addressing various issues. Key changes include an increased minimum wage of $17.95 per hour for tipping-free workers and $12 per hour for tipped workers, with employers making up the difference if tips don't meet the full minimum wage. New regulations mandates wearing seatbelts for all passengers and restricting cellphone use in schools to avoid disruptions.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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