Know your state

Overtime rules, minimum wage, who to call about a short paycheck, and how organizing works where you live.

• AlabamaFederal $7.25
• Alaska$11.91
• Arizona$14.70
• Arkansas$11.00
• California$16.50
• Colorado$14.81
• Connecticut$16.35
• Delaware$15.00
• District of Columbia$17.95
• Florida$14.00 (rising to $15 in 2026)
• GeorgiaFederal $7.25
• Hawaii$14.00
• IdahoFederal $7.25
• Illinois$15.00
• IndianaFederal $7.25
• IowaFederal $7.25
• KansasFederal $7.25
• KentuckyFederal $7.25
• LouisianaFederal $7.25
• Maine$14.65
• Maryland$15.00
• Massachusetts$15.00
• Michigan$12.48
• Minnesota$11.13
• MississippiFederal $7.25
• Missouri$15.00
• Montana$10.55
• Nebraska$13.50
• Nevada$12.00
• New HampshireFederal $7.25
• New Jersey$15.92
• New Mexico$12.00
• New York$16.50 (NYC/LI/Westchester), $15.50 upstate
• North CarolinaFederal $7.25
• North DakotaFederal $7.25
• Ohio$10.70
• OklahomaFederal $7.25
• Oregon$15.05 standard rate
• PennsylvaniaFederal $7.25
• Rhode Island$15.00
• South CarolinaFederal $7.25
• South Dakota$11.50
• TennesseeFederal $7.25
• TexasFederal $7.25
• UtahFederal $7.25
• Vermont$14.42
• Virginia$12.41
• Washington$17.13
• West Virginia$8.75
• WisconsinFederal $7.25
• WyomingFederal $7.25