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While pay is one of the main factors that hourly employees consider when choosing to join (or stay at) a company, it’s not the end all be all. Research shows that advancement opportunities, supportive management, and schedule flexibility are all incredibly important as well.

Want to learn more about this trend? We dive deep into the data behind which perks and benefits matter most to hourly workers. Check out our full conversation with expert Sara Wasserteil of Cara Collective.

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$7.25

What is the minimum wage in Kansas?

The minimum wage in Kansas is $7.25 per hour. The mean hourly wage is $22.59. The top 10% of earners make an average of $34.62 per hour, while the bottom 10% make an average of $9.14 per hour. 500kansas.org also reports that the median household income in Kansas is $56,422.
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$19.44

What is the average wage in Kansas?

The average wage in Kansas is lower than the national average wage. As of 2021, the median hourly wage in Kansas is $18.63, while the mean hourly wage is $19.44. The top 10% of earners make an average of $26.74 per hour, while the bottom 10% make an average of $13.09 per hour. The median hourly wage in the United States is $19.76 per hour, while the mean hourly wage is $20.76 per hour. The top 10% of earners make an average of $28.37 per hour, while the bottom 10% make an average of $14.20 per hour.
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$11.17

What is the living wage in Kansas?

The 500kansas.org reports that the living wage in Kansas is $11.17 per hour. The living wage is the hourly wage that an individual must earn to support themselves and their family. The 500kansas.org also reports that the living wage for a single adult in Kansas is $8.84 per hour, while the living wage for a family of four is $22.94 per hour.
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