Small employers have a minimum wage of $8.42 per hour.Missouri: $11.15 $5.575 for tipped workers.Montana: $9.20, for both tipped and non-tipped employees.Nebraska: $9.00Nevada: $8.25 for employees who are not offered health insurance. Note: this increase has been delayed due to high unemployment numbers and will remain at $9.87 until further notice.Minnesota: $10.33 - this is the rate for large employers (employers with $500,000 or more gross revenue). The youth minimum wage for youth working less than 650 hours per year is $8.50.Maine: $12.75 $6.38 for tipped employees.Maryland: $12.20 for small employers (14 or fewer workers) $12.50 for all other employers $3.63 for tipped employees.Massachusetts: $14.25 $6.15 for tipped employees.Michigan: $9.87 $3.75 for tipped employees. Note: the minimum wage will increase to $10 per hour on September 30, 2021, reaching $15 by 2026.Hawaii: $10.10.Illinois: $12.00 $7.20 for tipped employees. Minimum wage for tipped employees is $2.23.District of Columbia: $15.00.Florida: $8.65 $5.63 for tipped employees. The minimum wage for Denver will be $15.87 on January 1, 2022.Connecticut: $12.00.Delaware: $10.50. Colorado cities have the ability to set higher minimums, but so far only Denver has done so. Note: CA is the first state to reach the $15 minimum wage.Colorado: $12.56 $9.54 for tipped employees. Employers in CA with 25 or fewer employees have a minimum wage of $14.00 per hour. States with Minimum Wage in Excess of Federal $7.25 per Hour (as of 1/1/22) - unless noted otherwise, the minimum wage for tipped employees is $2.13 Alaska: $10.34 (AK does not have a different rate for tipped employees).Arizona: $12.80 $9.80 for tipped employees.Arkansas: $11.00 $2.63 for tipped employees.California: $15.00 - applies only to employers with 26 or more employees. Affordable housing managers responsible for determining the income of applicants and residents need to be aware of state and local minimum wage laws in order to ensure the most accurate possible projection of income. Many of the changes will take place on January 1 but some states make the change on July 1 while other states increase rates on odd schedules, such as Connecticut, and Florida, which saw its rate increase twice in 2021. In 2022, 20 states will have new minimum wage rates.

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