Washington, D.C. Council kills Initiative 77
June 21, 2018 | Justin Zelikovitz tells The New Food Economy that D.C.'s Initiative 77—which would increase the minimum wage for tipped workers to $15—is "not gonna happen."
D.C.’s War Over Restaurant Tips Will Soon Go National
June 20, 2018 | Justin Zelikovitz points out to CityLab that tipped-wage employees are not just people who work in fancy restaurants, or in any restaurants, period.
A Guide To D.C.’s Initiative 77, The Minimum-Wage Proposal Pitting Restaurant Workers Against Each Other
June 7, 2018 | In WAMU's guide to Initiative 77, Justin Zelikovitz discusses how Initiative 77 would benefit victims of wage theft.
The Leftovers, Part One: We Address Your Unanswered Questions about Initiative 77
June 7, 2019 | City Paper held a panel discussion on ballot Initiative 77, which sought to eliminate the tip credit in D.C. Justin Zelikovitz was on the panel supporting 77.
DC Restaurants Now Let You “Tip” Your Cooks With Booze. Should You?
Mar. 3, 2017 | Washingtonian interviews Justin Zelikovitz about diners buying rounds of drinks for kitchen staff, who aren’t legally allowed to partake in tips.
Two Wage Theft Lawyers Cash in on D.C.’s Restaurant Boom
Dec. 1, 2016 | Washington City Paper profiled Justin Zelikovitz and Jonathan Tucker as wage theft lawyers at a time when the District's restaurant industry is booming.
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