[Excerpt] This report begins with a brief discussion of FLSA minimum wage coverage. It then provides a summary of state minimum wage laws, followed by an examination of rates and mechanisms of adjustments in states with minimum wage levels above the FLSA rate (Table 1 provides summary data). Next, the report discusses the interaction of federal and state minimum wages over time, and finally, the Appendix provides detailed information on the major components of minimum wage policies in all 50 states and DC). It is important to note that the state policies covered in this report include currently effective policies and policies enacted with an effective date on or before January 1, 2015. Several states enacted legislation in 2014 with an effe...
[Excerpt] According to Current Population Survey estimates for 2006, 76.5 million American workers w...
Abstract: Federal, state and local departments of labor are managing the minimum wage levels. U.S. s...
[Excerpt] According to Current Population Survey estimates for 2005, 75.6 million American workers w...
[Excerpt] This report begins with a brief discussion of FLSA minimum wage coverage. It then provides...
Perhaps one of the most politically contentious debates arguably revolves around minimum wage rates,...
[Excerpt] The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), enacted in 1938, is the federal legislation that esta...
[Excerpt] This report presents highlights and statistical tables describing workers who earned at or...
State minimum wage legislation is diverse, complex, and difficult to succinctly summarize. … Fortuna...
[Excerpt] This report presents highlights and statistical tables describing workers who earned at or...
This project will analyze the historical foundation of the minimum wage in the United States prior t...
[Excerpt] According to Current Population Survey estimates for 2007, 75.9 million American workers w...
[Excerpt] The federal government has passed legislation that increases the minimum wage, the first i...
[Excerpt] This report presents highlights and statistical tables of minimum wage workers in 2013. Th...
This publication provides guidance to service providers regarding the increase in minimum wage, with...
[Excerpt] According to Current Population Survey estimates for 2008, 75.3 million American workers a...
[Excerpt] According to Current Population Survey estimates for 2006, 76.5 million American workers w...
Abstract: Federal, state and local departments of labor are managing the minimum wage levels. U.S. s...
[Excerpt] According to Current Population Survey estimates for 2005, 75.6 million American workers w...
[Excerpt] This report begins with a brief discussion of FLSA minimum wage coverage. It then provides...
Perhaps one of the most politically contentious debates arguably revolves around minimum wage rates,...
[Excerpt] The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), enacted in 1938, is the federal legislation that esta...
[Excerpt] This report presents highlights and statistical tables describing workers who earned at or...
State minimum wage legislation is diverse, complex, and difficult to succinctly summarize. … Fortuna...
[Excerpt] This report presents highlights and statistical tables describing workers who earned at or...
This project will analyze the historical foundation of the minimum wage in the United States prior t...
[Excerpt] According to Current Population Survey estimates for 2007, 75.9 million American workers w...
[Excerpt] The federal government has passed legislation that increases the minimum wage, the first i...
[Excerpt] This report presents highlights and statistical tables of minimum wage workers in 2013. Th...
This publication provides guidance to service providers regarding the increase in minimum wage, with...
[Excerpt] According to Current Population Survey estimates for 2008, 75.3 million American workers a...
[Excerpt] According to Current Population Survey estimates for 2006, 76.5 million American workers w...
Abstract: Federal, state and local departments of labor are managing the minimum wage levels. U.S. s...
[Excerpt] According to Current Population Survey estimates for 2005, 75.6 million American workers w...