Many of the minimum wage increases were effective on January 01, 2025. Some states have effective dates occurring at different months of the year. Check the chart to stay up to date on the hourly minimum wage in Arizona. View upcoming minimum wage changes to be on top of future changes ...
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The interactive map below shows what each state's minimum wage will be after their increases in 2023: These states are raising their minimum wages by at least $1 in 2023: Arizona ($12.80 to $13.85) Colorado ($12.56 to $13.65) Connecticut ($14 to $15) Delaware ($10.50 to $11.75) Flo...
In the new year, 27 states will see an increase in their minimum wage. Most will take effect on January 1, but others will have to wait further into 2023. Washington hasthe highest minimum wagerate of any state, at $15.74, which is up from the $14.49 threshold it set in 2022. Calif...
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2024 minimum wage: $11.73 Minimum wage increase: $0.88 Type of increase: Inflation adjustment Arizona 2023 minimum wage: $13.85 2024 minimum wage: $14.35 Minimum wage increase: $0.50 Type of increase: Inflation adjustment California 2023 minimum wage: $15.50 ...
Next in line is Washington state, where the minimum wage was raised to $16.28 an hour at the start of the year, up from $15.74. Both jurisdictions tie their minimum wage increases to inflation, along with several of the states on this list such as New York, Colorado, and Arizona. Wit...
For example, the minimum wage in San Francisco is $18.07 per hour (as of July 1, 2023). Employers in San Francisco must pay employees at least the local base wage because it is greater than both the state and federal minimums.
How do state minimum wage laws compare to the federal minimum wage of $7.25?State Basic Minimum Rate (per hour) Alabama No state minimum wage law. Alaska $11.73 Arizona $14.35 Arkansas $11.00 California $16.00 Colorado $14.42 Connecticut $15.69...