Washington Minimum Wage 2024 Washington State 2024
The washington state department of labor & industries (l&i) today announced the increase to the minimum wage. Younger workers, ages 14 or 15, can expect to be paid $13.84 an hour (85% of the standard minimum wage).
For the second year in a row, washington has the highest statewide minimum wage in the country. The student minimum hourly wage is slated for a bump up to $15.25.
Sb 3 Set A Course For Increasing The State’s Minimum Wage To $15 Per Hour By January 2022.
This adjustment from the previous year's $15.74 is a significant change for employers across the state.
Younger Workers, Ages 14 Or 15, Can Expect To Be Paid $13.84 An Hour (85% Of The Standard Minimum Wage).
Beginning on january 1, 2024, the minimum wage in washington will go up to $16.28 per hour, up 3.4% from 2023 and the highest statewide minimum wage in the country.
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Several Cities In Washington Will Require Even Higher Increases.
This initiative builds upon senate bill 3 (sb 3), which was enacted in 2016 under governor jerry brown.
Washington Employers Must Pay Most Employees At Least The Minimum Wage For Every Hour Worked.
Younger workers, ages 14 or 15, can expect to be paid $13.84 an hour (85% of the standard minimum wage).