The students in my university classes have unanimously complained that the rise in the minimum wage has been detrimental for them.  Not just fewer hours or jobs cut outright, but also with fewer tips.  Their total hourly remuneration has not gone up, and now more of it is taxable (whereas only a percentage of tips they received were declared).

In the end, the only winner may be government as undeclared tips get replaced by higher wages taxed at source.

Odd that Comrade Stanford didn't touch upon this issue.