What is the minimum wage in California?
Minimum Wage Question: What is the minimum wage in California?
Are you looking for a minimum wage job in California? Here we list the minimum wage
that employers must pay employees in the state of California.
The current minimum wage in California is $8.00.
There are some exceptions for students, part-time workers, and small businesses, however, for all practical purposes,
most employers in California must pay their employees at least $8.00 per hour.
You may be interested to know that California is one of 21 states that has a minimum wage that is higher than the
Federal minimum wage of $7.25.
NOTE: Minimum wages in California will increase to $9.00 on July 1, 2014 and $10.00 on January 1, 2016.
PS. Minimum wage changes often. The information above about California's minimum wage may not be current.
Feel free to contact Research Maniacs for updated information about California's minimum wage.
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