minimum wage

If you're looking for full time employment that offers a pay rate well above the state and federal minimum wage a popular retailer in Louisiana is hiring.

22 states are boosting minimum wage when 2024 starts.

A surprising turn of events at yesterday's meetings in the Louisiana Legislature might results in higher compensation for Louisiana workers.

A bill aiming to raise Louisiana's minimum wage has been rejected, interestingly happening the same week lawmakers voted to advance a bill that would double their own salaries.

Louisiana lawmakers have voted on a proposed increase in the state's minimum hourly wage.

Raising Cane's co-CEO and COO AJ Kumaran tells Yahoo Finance the company is raising its average hourly wage to $19.50.

Target announced that they plan to raise their hourly wage to $24 an hour.

Customers are showing their support and appreciation to the warehouse giant after the news was announced

State Senator Karen Carter Peterson has filed legislation that would gradually raise Louisiana's minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2026.

Democratic Sen. Troy Carter's proposal would have bumped Louisiana's minimum wage from the $7.25-per-hour federal level to $9 an hour.

Republican lawmakers in the Louisiana House have stalled a bid to give municipalities the authority to set their own minimum wage rates.

A renewed effort to boost the minimum wage paid to Louisiana workers is edging ahead in the state Senate.

Another potential class-action lawsuit over wages has been filed against Louisiana based food delivery service Waitr.

The Senate refused to move from the $7.25-per-hour federal level to $8.50 over the next two years.

Gov. John Bel Edwards is pushing for a third year to get the minimum wage increased in the state of Louisiana. He's also encouraging lawmakers to enact equal pay.

Because of higher minimum wages many fast food outlets are making the switch to self-serve kiosks and replacing people behind the counter.

Governor John Bel Edwards addressed the regular session of the Louisiana Legislature yesterday. Besides the budget gap and TOPS, there are some other issues the Governor would like to see legislators tackle.

A battle over raising the state's minimum wage has already begun between Governor Edwards and the chairman of the Senate Labor Committee.

Would an increase in minimum wage mean a better quality of life or fewer paying jobs? That's a question the legislature will want your thoughts on.