U.S. ups minimum wage, but Florida's is still 82 cents higher
By Marcia Heroux Pounds
The federal minimum hourly wage bumped up Tuesday for the first time in a decade, but for many Florida employers the new law doesn't mean much.
Florida's minimum wage is $6.67 an hour compared with the new national minimum wage of $5.85 an hour, a 70-cent raise. It's possible the U.S. minimum wage could move higher than Florida's in 2008 or 2009.
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