This year saw several changes to wage and salary regulations in Washington state. The new minimum wage will be $16.66 for most of the state, and overtime thresholds have been updated. In addition, local minimum wages are becoming more common — and more complex — across the state. Find out the details you need to know and more in our Wages & Salaries toolkit.
On July 1, the following cities will raise their minimum wage:
- Belllingham (May 1)
- Burien
- Everett
- Renton
- Tukwila
See the chart below to find your rate.
Check out our video series with Chad MacKay, Ethan Stowell and Kerri Lonergren-Dreke on rethinking compensation here.
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