New minimum wage table 2019

Here is the new minimum wage table for 2019 in the United States:

Federal Minimum Wage:

• $7.25 per hour (no increase in 2019)

State-by-State Minimum Wage:

As of January 1, 2019, the following states have a minimum wage higher than the federal minimum wage:

• Alaska: $9.84 per hour
• Arizona: $11.00 per hour
• Arkansas: $8.50 per hour
• California: $12.00 per hour (for employers with 26 or more employees)
• Colorado: $11.10 per hour
• Connecticut: $12.00 per hour
• Delaware: $8.25 per hour
• Florida: $8.46 per hour
• Hawaii: $10.10 per hour
• Idaho: $7.95 per hour
• Illinois: $8.25 per hour
• Maine: $11.00 per hour
• Maryland: $10.10 per hour
• Massachusetts: $12.00 per hour
• Michigan: $9.45 per hour
• Minnesota: $9.65 per hour
• Montana: $8.30 per hour
• Nevada: $8.25 per hour
• New Jersey: $8.60 per hour
• New Mexico: $7.50 per hour
• New York: $11.10 per hour
• Oregon: $12.00 per hour
• Rhode Island: $10.50 per hour
• Vermont: $10.50 per hour
• Washington: $12.00 per hour
• Wisconsin: $7.25 per hour (no increase in 2019)

Local Minimum Wage:

Some cities and counties have a minimum wage higher than the state or federal minimum wage. Here are a few examples:

• San Francisco, California: $15.00 per hour
• Seattle, Washington: $15.00 per hour
• New York City, New York: $15.00 per hour
• Los Angeles, California: $13.25 per hour
• Chicago, Illinois: $12.00 per hour
• Washington, D.C.: $13.25 per hour

Please note that these rates are subject to change and may not reflect any future increases or decreases. It's always a good idea to check with your employer or a reliable source for the most up-to-date information on minimum wage rates.