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Is Maryland Employee’s Home a Worksite Under Workers’ Comp?

Upcoming Minimum Wage Changes:

Minimum wage increases effective December 31, 2019:

New York State: $11.80 per hour

• Long Island and Westchester: $13.00 per hour
• New York City:
  • New York City—Large Employers (of 11 or more): $15.00 per hour.
  • New York City—Small Employers (10 or less): $15.00 per hour.
  • Fast food employees in New York City (in fast food establishments): $15.00 per hour.
• Fast food employees outside of New York City (in fast food establishments): $13.75 per hour

Minimum wage increases effective January 1, 2020:

• Alaska: $10.19 per hour
• Arizona: $12.00 per hour
• Flagstaff: $13.00 per hour
• Arkansas: $10.00 per hour
• California: $13.00 per hour with 26 employees or more; $12.00 per hour with fewer than 26 employees
• Belmont: $15.00 per hour
• Cupertino: $15.35 per hour
• Daly City: $13.75 per hour
• El Cerrito: $15.37 per hour
• Long Beach: $13.00 per hour; $14.97 per hour for hotel workers; $14.72 per hour for concessionaires
• Los Altos: $15.40 per hour
• Menlo Park: $15.00 per hour
• Mountain View: $16.05 per hour
• Novato: $13.00 per hour with 26 or more employees; $12.00 per hour with 25 or fewer employees
• Oakland: $13.80 per hour; hotel ordinance: $15.00 per hour with benefits; $20.00 per hour no benefits
• Palo Alto: $15.40 per hour
• Petaluma: $15.00 per hour with 26 or more employees; $14.00 per hour with 25 or fewer employees
• Redwood City: $15.38 per hour
• Richmond: $15.00 per hour
• San Diego: $13.00 per hour
• San Jose: $15.25 per hour
• San Mateo: $15.38 per hour
• Santa Clara: $15.40 per hour
• Sonoma: $13.50 per hour for businesses with 26 or more employees; $12.50 per hour for businesses with 25 or fewer employees
• South San Francisco: $15.00 per hour
• Sunnyvale: $16.05 per hour
• Colorado: $12.00 per hour
• Florida: $8.56 per hour
• Illinois:  $9.25 per hour
• Maine: $12.00 per hour
• Massachusetts: $12.75 per hour
• Michigan: $9.65 per hour
• Minnesota: $10.00 per hour large employers (annual gross revenue $500,000 or more); $8.15 per hour small employers (annual gross revenue less than $500,000)
• Missouri: $9.45 per hour
• Montana: $8.65 per hour
• New Jersey: $11.00 per hour for employers with more than 5 employees; $10.30 per hour for seasonal employers, small employers with 5 or fewer workers, and agricultural employers
• New Mexico: $9.00 per hour
• Albuquerque: $8.35 per hour with benefits; $9.35 per hour without benefits
• Bernalillo County: $9.20 per hour
• Las Cruces: $10.25 per hour
• Ohio: $8.70 per hour (gross receipts of $319,000 or more); $7.25 per hour (gross receipts under $319,000)
• South Dakota: $9.30 per hour
• Vermont: $10.96 per hour
• Washington: $13.50 per hour
• Seattle:
• Schedule 1 (more than 500 employees in U.S.): $16.39 per hour
• Schedule 2 (500 or fewer employees in U.S.): $15.75 per hour
• Schedule 2 (500 or fewer employees in U.S.) with medical benefits or tips” $13.50 per hour
• SeaTac: $16.34 per hour
• West Virginia: $9.50 per hour

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