Economy News The Us Minimum Wage Has Been $7 25 Since 2009 What That Means For The Economy
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How Much Money Would Workers Have If the Minimum Wage Kept Up With Inflation?
If minimum wage matched 1968 purchasing power, you'd earn $421,200 more over 30 years. With productivity adjustments, the gap reaches $670K-$1M in earnings. Read More
Nearly 20 states are raising their minimum wages next year, the highest to $16/hour, as the federal rate stays frozen — is your state on the list?
The federal minimum wage has remained at $7.25 since July 2009, the longest period without an increase since the wage floor was established in 1938. Fortunately it only applies in states that have no ... Read More
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