Florida's minimum wage workers will get another bump in their paychecks this year as part of a 2020 amendment. Here's when it happens.

Three of the states neighboring Kansas now have minimum wages above $13. The Sunflower State is still at $7.25.

Minimum wage workers in Florida, your paychecks will get another bump this year and the next on the way to $15 an hour. That's thanks to the amendment Floridians approved in 2020 to raise the wage ...

Over 9.2 million minimum-wage workers will have higher paychecks this year as 21 states raised their wage floors to adjust for inflation, ballot measures, and legislation.

Many states automatically raise their minimum wage on Jan. 1 like Arizona, Virginia, Connecticut and Minnesota. In others, like Florida and Missouri, specific ballot measures have legislated the ...

The proposals demonstrated that Democrats are open to altering the looming policy changes that have been loudly protested by ...

Workers across 21 states welcomed the new year by seeing their hourly minimum wages rise. The federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour, a rate that has remained unchanged since July 2009. During his ...

In 2025, significant changes in minimum wage laws are reshaping the financial landscape for workers across the United States.

A living wage is often substantially higher than the legal minimum wage. The living wage at the federal level was $25.02 per hour for a family of four with two working adults at the close of 2022 ...

The Bebop Waffle Shop, a beloved café in West Seattle, closed its doors just days after Seattle's new minimum wage of $20.76 per hour took effect Wednesday. Bebop is one of several businesses in ...

I am always shocked and disappointed when politicians and apparently well-educated people think raising the minimum wage is a good thing to do (“The Ball Drops, the Minimum Wage Rises,” Review ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida’s minimum wage will increase one dollar starting September 30, 2025. Non-tipped workers will earn a $14 hourly rate, giving them roughly an additional $2,000 per year.