I know some states have no min wage law, such as Arizona (to my knowledge, correct me if wrong!)
I also know that Kansas' current min wage is $2.65
(Where i'm living currently, but moving away from at the end of the month) Most jobs here offer something around 5 or 6 though.
Isn't federal something like 5?
What happens if that new min wage this passes (or was it passed? I havn't checked yet.. ) and the min wage is increased?
Somehow I thought federal meant absolute minimum everywhere?
Could someone explain to me how this all works, and maybe tell me how the kansas law works (or the states without the min wage law?)
2007-02-01
16:57:17
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http://www.dol.gov/esa/minwage/america.htm
2007-02-01
17:09:53 ·
update #1