We don't need the "nanny state" (nor the Grandma state) to protect us.
In businesses of a certain maximum size (e.g. 10 employees, or 20 employees, or whatever) let the owners and the employees decide. If the owners don't pay enough, people won't work for them. The small business market will self-regulate without trying to write a tome about what should apply in Pumpkin's Corners and what should apply in "Taranna".
With these kind of laws, every day we move closer to a communist socialist state, where the state will decide how much everyone earns. Want to learn how ell that works out? Ask the former citizens of those states.