The federal minimum wage that has been established for the United States in 2023 It’s $7.25 dollars per hour, this is not recent, it should be noted that the last increase that was made occurred 14 years ago, which has marked the longest period without an increase having been granted. Although this is the amount that the federal government authorizes to be paid per hour, Each state has the right to set its own minimum wage.
In fact, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) In more than 30 states in the country, plus the District of Columbia (DC), minimum hourly wages have been adopted that are well above that established at the federal level. Even more than twenty states have just made adjustments, this 2023, to their state minimum wages. In Solo Dinero we are going to tell you what the current minimum wage is that prevails in each state of the United States for this year:
Alaska: $10.85 per hour Arizona: $13.85 per hour Arkansas: $11.00 per hour California: $15.50 per hour Colorado: $13.65 per hour Connecticut: $15.00 per hour South Dakota: $10.80 per hour District of Columbia: $17.00 per hour Delaware: $11.75 per hour Florida: $11.00 / $12.00 per hour beginning September 30 Hawaii: $10.10 per hour Illinois: $13.00 per hour Maine: $13.80 per hour Maryland: $13.25 per hour Massachusetts: $15.00 per hour per hour Michigan: $10.10 per hour Minnesota: $10.59 per hour Missouri: $12.00 per hour Mountain: $9.95 per hour Nebraska: $10.50 per hour Nevada: $10.25 per hour if the employee is offered qualified health benefits and $11.25 dollars per hour if not offered New Jersey: $14.13 dollars per hour New York: $14.20 dollars per hour New Mexico: $12.00 dollars per hour Ohio: $10.10 dollars per hour Oregon: $14.20 dollars per hour Rhode Island: $13.00 dollars per hour Vermont: $13.18 per hour West Virginia: $8.75 per hour Virginia: $12.00 per hour Washington: $15.74 per hour
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