If you are one of the 1.6 million workers earning minimum wage, then you’re about to get a pay increase this year.
If you live in one of these 22 states.
The minimum wage increases took effect January 1st unless otherwise stated, as is the case with states like Florida and Nevada.
Alaska (up $.88)
$11.73, an increase of $.88 from $10.85.
Arizona (up $.50)
$14.35, an increase of $.50 from $13.85.
California (up $.50)
$16, an increase of $.50 from $15.50.
Colorado (up $.77)
$14.42 (proposed), an increase of $.77 from $13.65.
Connecticut (up $.69)
$15.69, an increase of $.69 from $15.
Delaware (up $1.50)
$13.25, an increase of $1.50 from $11.75.
Florida (up $1.00)
$13, an increase of $1 from $12, taking effect on September 30.
Hawaii (up $2.00)
$14, an increase of $2 from $12.
Illinois (up $1.00)
$14, an increase of $1 from $13.
Maine (up $.35)
$14.15, an increase of $.35 from $13.80.
Maryland (up $1.75 to $2.20)
$15, up from $13.25 (large employers) and $12.80 (small employers).
Michigan (up $.23)
$10.33, an increase of $.23 from $10.10.
Minnesota (up $.22 to $.26)
$10.85 (large employers), an increase of $.26 from $10.59;
$8.85, an increase of $.22 from $8.63 for others
Missouri (up $.30)
$12.30, an increase of $.30 from $12.
Montana (up $.35)
$10.30, an increase of $.35 from $9.95.
Nebraska (up $1.50)
$12, an increase of $1.50 from $10.50.
Nevada (up $.75 to $1.75)
$12, up from $10.25 or $11.25 (depending on health benefits) – effective on July 1, 2024.
New Jersey (up $1.00)
$15.13, an increase of $1 from $14.13.
New York (up $.80 to $1.00)
$15, an increase of $.80 from $14.20 (except in New York City, Westchester, and Long Island, where it is set at $16, up from $15).
Ohio (up $.35)
$10.45, an increase of $.35 from $10.10.
Oregon (TBD)
$14.20 minimum wage will adjust for inflation on July 1
Rhode Island (up $1.00)
$14, an increase of $1 from $13.
South Dakota (up $.20)
$11.20, an increase of $.20 from $10.80.
Vermont (up $.51)
$13.67, an increase of $.51 from $13.18.
Washington State ($.54)
$16.28, an increase of $.54 from $15.74.
District of Columbia (TBD)
$17 minimum wage will adjust for inflation on July 1.
