Utah liquor store employees might get a raise — if lawmakers go along

SB137 would add $4.3 million to the DABC budget to bring salaries to market averages.

(Rick Egan | Tribune file photo) Tom Gibbs arranges a bottle in the display case in the Premium section on opening day of the new state liquor and wine store in Saratoga Springs, on Monday, Nov. 16, 2020. If lawmakers approve, liquor story employees could get raises.

Utah liquor store employees might get a raise — if lawmakers go along

SB137 would add $4.3 million to the DABC budget to bring salaries to market averages.

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