While Indiana’s minimum wage remains unchanged at $7.25/hr., several other states will increase their minimum wage for workers in 2019. Check with your payroll department to make sure your organization is in compliance.
State
2019 Minimum Wage
Alaska
$9.89
Arizona
$11.00
Arkansas
$9.25
California
$12.00 for employers with 26+ employees
Colorado
$11.10
Delaware
$8.75 (current); $9.25 (effective October 1, 2019)
Washington D.C.
$13.25 (current); $14.00 (effective July 1, 2019)
Florida
$8.46
Maine
$11.00
Massachusetts
$12.00
Michigan
$9.25 (current); $9.45 (effective April 1, 2019)
Minnesota
$9.86 (listed rate for large employers; small employers are $8.04)
Missouri
$8.60
Montana
$8.50
New Jersey
$8.85
New York
$11.10 (statewide minimum wages apply in areas that are not governed by a higher, local minimum wage ordinance, like New York City)
Ohio
$8.55
Oregon
$10.75 (current); $11.25 (effective July 1, 2019; statewide minimum wages apply in areas that are not governed by a higher, local minimum wage ordinance, like Portland Metro)
Rhode Island
$10.50
South Dakota
$9.10
Vermont
$10.78
Washington
$12.00
Information courtesy of Paycor (https://www.paycor.com/resource-center/minimum-wage-by-state-and-2018-increases)
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