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HOURLY WAGE INDEX

Let’s talk wages in Washington

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$15.74

What is the minimum wage in Washington?

The minimum wage in Washington State is $15.74 per hour for large employers (those with annual gross income of more than $500,000) and $13.50 for small employers (those with annual gross income of $500,000 or less).
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$25.84

What is the average wage in Washington?

The average hourly wage for all occupations in Washington was $25.84. However, certain industries and occupations have significantly higher or lower average wages. For example, the average wage for management occupations is $57.06 per hour, while the average wage for food preparation and serving related occupations is $13.36 per hour.
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$18.69

What is the minimum wage in Seattle, Washington?

The minimum wage in Seattle went up to $18.69 per hour in January of 2023 for workers aged 13 and older. The city's minimum wage is higher than the state and federal minimum wage, and Seattle is one of only a handful of cities with a minimum wage that is higher than the federal minimum.
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