Minimum Wage | Everett, WA - Official Website

Minimum Wage | Everett, WA - Official Website

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The statewide minimum wage of $16.28 is not sufficient to afford rising rents and costs of living in Everett. According to the National Low Income Housing Coalition’s Out of Reach 2023 report, a worker making Washington’s minimum wage would have to work 77 hours each week (up from …

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Minimum Wage - Labor & Industries (L&I), Washington State

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The 2024 Minimum Wage in the state of Washington was $16.28 per hour. 2024 minimum wage announcement poster. (English) 2024 minimum wage announcement poster. (Español) 2024 …

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Minimum Wage - Everett - Business.wa.gov

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* current state minimum wage ** $2 above current state minimum wage *** $3 above current state minimum wage. NOTE: This web page contains information from other state and local …

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Consolidated Minimum Wage Table - U.S. Department Of Labor

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Jan 1, 2025  · An official website of the United States government. Here’s how you know. ... The minimum wage in the Portland metro area is $15.95 per hour and the minimum wage in …

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Everett Voters Approve Minimum Wage Initiative, A ‘victory For …

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Nov 6, 2024  · For employers with between 15 and 500 employees, minimum hourly wage would be set at $18.24 beginning July 1, gradually increasing to the full municipal minimum by July 1, …

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Coalition Passes New Minimum Wage Ordinance In Everett

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Nov 8, 2024  · Employers with between 15 and 500 workers would be subject to a minimum wage requirement of $18.24 an hour on July 1, gradually increasing to the full minimum wage in the …

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Voters Approving Everett Minimum Wage, Snohomish River Rights …

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Nov 6, 2024  · Known as Everett Deserves a Raise, 24-01 will raise Everett’s minimum wage to $20.24 per hour — one of the highest rates in the country — while providing protections for …

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Voters Approving Everett Minimum Wage, Snohomish River Rights …

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Nov 8, 2024  · Known as Everett Deserves a Raise, 24-01 will raise Everett's minimum wage to $20.24 per hour — one of the highest rates in the country — while providing protections for …

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UPDATE: Everett Approving $20 Minimum Wage, Current Election …

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Nov 6, 2024  · EVERETT, NOV. 7: Two Everett initiatives continue to be approved according to latest data from the Snohomish County Auditor’s Office. Initiative 24-01, also known as Everett …

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Two Efforts Under Way To Raise The Minimum Wage In Everett

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Jun 10, 2024  · According to the article, the proposal would raise the Everett minimum wage starting July 1, 2025. The rate for businesses with 500 or more employees would be $20.24 …

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Minimum Wage - Business.wa.gov

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Minimum Wage. Employees must receive the state minimum wage of $16.66 per hour or higher. Minors ages 14 to 15 and workers who meet certain criteria may be paid less than the state …

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Everett Will Vote On Two Petitions Raising The Minimum Wage

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Aug 8, 2024  · EVERETT, AUG 8 – Two petitions that would raise the minimum wage in Everett to $20.24 will appear on the November 5 ballot.. The Everett City Council held a special meeting …

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Everett Could Vote On A New $20.24 Minimum Wage

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Jun 6, 2024  · A proposed Everett ballot measure could raise the city’s minimum wage for workers at large businesses to $20.24 — a 24% increase over the $16.28 statewide rate. Seattle’s …

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Washingtons Highest-in-nation Minimum Wage To Go Up To $16.66 …

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Oct 8, 2024  · That means minimum wage workers will get a raise, but employers will also pay more in 2025. The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, or L&I, recently …

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24-24 - Labor & Industries (L&I), Washington State

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Sep 30, 2024  · The state minimum wage applies to workers age 16 and older. Under state law, employers can pay 85 percent of the minimum wage to workers ages 14-15. For 2025, the wage for younger workers will be $14.16 per hour. More information about the minimum wage is available on L&I's website, along with details about overtime, rest breaks, meal periods ...

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