07Jan
Florida Employers Must Ring In New Year With Minimum Wage Increase
Thanks to a constitutional provision that requires Florida to adjust its minimum wage each year to match inflation, employers in the Sunshine State must now pay their employees at least $8.56 per hour. The 10-cent increase was immediately effective...
By:
Fisher Phillips
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