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Thursday, September 24

Florida minimum wage hits $15 for non-tipped workers

Tipped workers in the state now have a minimum of $11.98 an hour.

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Florida's minimum wage for non-tipped workers has reached $15 an hour, and tipped workers now have a floor of $11.98. The change affects employers across the state who pay hourly staff. For small businesses with tight payrolls, the new rates set the wage floor for their workers.

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