Nevada’s minimum wage is now $12 per hour as of July 1, following a 75-cent increase from the previous $11.25 rate. This change is part of the final increment mandated by Assembly Bill 456, passed in 2019. This increase eliminates the previous two-tiered system, which offered a lower wage to employees with qualifying health benefits. A constitutional amendment approved by voters in November 2022 established a $12 minimum wage for all employees, regardless of health benefits. Additionally, this wage increase has affected daily overtime rates. Employees earning less than $18 per hour are now eligible for overtime pay at one-and-a-half times their regular rate for over eight hours in a day or 40 hours in a week. Swipe to see the historical data on Nevada’s minimum wage. #minimumwage #realvegaslocals #lasvegas #lasvegasstrip #lasvegasblvd #vegas #vegaslocals #vegaslife #lasvegaslocals #lasvegaslocal #vegasborn #summerlin #henderson #hendersonnv #downtownlasvegas #eastfremont #northlas...