Raising the Federal Minimum Wage is Good for Working Families, the Economy, and the Federal Budget
What are the annual earnings for a full-time minimum wage worker? - Center for Poverty and Inequality Research
Minimum wage in the United States - Wikipedia
Why It's the Perfect Time to Raise the Federal Minimum Wage | Time
It's Long Past Time To Increase the Federal Minimum Wage - Center for American Progress
How Would A $15.00 Minimum Wage Affect Your State?
Map: the Last Time Each State Raised Its Minimum Wage
Chart: A Brief History of the U.S. Minimum Wage | Statista
Minimum wage increase in U.S. states adds pressure to federal push — and small businesses
Minimum Wage by State 2022 and 2023 Changes
5 facts about the minimum wage | Pew Research Center
Economic Policy Institute on Twitter: "NEW: The value of the federal minimum wage is at its lowest point in 66 years. After the longest period in history without an increase, the minimum
2020 Minimum Wage in Every US State (Updated for July) - Workest
The minimum wage is increasing in these 21 states | PBS NewsHour
Americans Are Seeing Highest Minimum Wage in History (Without Federal Help) - The New York Times
Minimum wage debate set to collide with COVID-19 relief bill
Minimum Wage is Not a Livable Wage - The kNOw Youth Media
What Is Minimum Wage | Federal, State, and Local Minimum Wage Rates
Minimum Wage Workers in Oklahoma – 2017 : Southwest Information Office : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Federal minimum wage FF (01.25.2021) | Tax Policy Center
What is the Minimum Wage? - MinimumWage.com
The federal minimum wage doesn't really matter anymore . . . | American Enterprise Institute - AEI
10 Facts on the Minimum Wage | AFL-CIO
$15 minimum wage in charts: History of U.S. federal minimum wage, state_by-state comparison, other countries and by industry | Fortune
Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Minimum Wage Poster | U.S. Department of Labor
After the longest period in history without an increase, the federal minimum wage today is worth 17% less than 10 years ago—and 31% less than in 1968. | Economic Policy Institute
