The federal minimum wage has not changed since 2009 when it was set at a paltry $7.25 an hour.[1] However, there are 14 states that have minimum wage laws requiring employers to pay no less than $13 per hour… with Washington D.C. mandating workers get at least $16.50 per hour!
Here’s The 14 States With The Highest Minimum Wage[2]
Illinois: $13.00 an hour
Rhode Island: $13.00 an hour
Vermont: $13.18 an hour
Maryland: $ $13.25 an hour
Oregon: $13.50 an hour
Colorado: $13.65 an hour
Maine: $13.80 an hour
Arizona: $13.85 an hour
Connecticut: $14.00 an hour
New Jersey: $14.13 an hour
New York: $14.20 an hour
Massachusetts: $15.00 an hour
California: $15.50 an hour
Washington: $15.74 an hour
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