November 19, 2024
Anyone working for minimum wage in any of these states will see bigger paychecks now that 2023 has arrived.

Anyone working for minimum wage in any of these states will see bigger paychecks now that 2023 has arrived.

The increase in these minimum wage rates comes as the United States continues to combat inflation. Residents of Washington, D.C., will also benefit from a boost in their minimum wage, which is now at $16.50 an hour.

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Alaska

Alaska’s minimum wage has increased to $10.85, which is up from the previous level of $10.34, according to Axios.

Arizona

The minimum wage in Arizona has now gone up to $13.85 per hour, up from the $12.80 per hour last year.

California

The Golden State has also increased its minimum wage, going from $15 in 2022 to $15.50 in 2023.

Colorado

Colorado’s minimum wage has gone up to $13.65, up from the minimum wage of $12.56 last year.

Delaware

The minimum wage of Delaware this year will be $11.75, an increase of over $1 from 2022’s minimum wage of $10.50.

Florida

The minimum wage in the Sunshine State experienced an uptick of exactly $1, going from $10 in 2022 to $11 in 2023.

Hawaii

The Aloha State’s minimum wage in 2023 will be $12, up by almost $2 from last year’s minimum wage of $10.10.

Illinois

Like Florida, Illinois’s minimum wage has increased by a dollar, from $12 last year to $13 this year.

Maine

Maine’s minimum wage increased to $13.80, up from the previous minimum wage of $12.75.

Maryland

The new minimum wage in Maryland will be $13.25, a step up from 2022’s minimum wage of $12.75.

Massachusetts

The state of Massachusetts will have one of the highest minimum wages in the country at $15 per hour.

Michigan

Michigan’s minimum wage will undergo one of the smallest increases of all the states in 2023, going from $9.87 last year to $10.10 this year.

Minnesota

Minnesota will similarly have only a small increase in its minimum wage, going from $10.33 per hour to $10.59 per hour.

Missouri

The state of Missouri will increase its minimum wage from $11.15 per hour to $12 per hour.

Montana

The only state on this list that will have its minimum wage remain under $10, the state of Montana’s minimum wage will be $9.95 this year.

Nebraska

Nebraska’s minimum wage will go from $9 an hour to $10.50 an hour this year.

New Jersey

The Garden State will have its minimum wage go from $13 an hour last year to $14.13 an hour this year.

New Mexico

The minimum wage in New Mexico will be $12 an hour in 2023.

Ohio

Ohio’s minimum wage in 2023 will be $10.10, up from last year’s minimum wage of $9.30.

South Dakota

South Dakota’s minimum wage will pass the $10 mark, going from $9.95 last year to $10.80 this year.

Vermont

The state of Vermont’s minimum wage will be $13.18 an hour beginning in 2023.

Virginia

Virginia’s minimum wage will be $12 an hour this year, up from last year’s minimum wage of $11 an hour.

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Washington

The highest minimum wage among these states, Washington state’s will be $15.74 an hour in 2023.

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