Minimum Wage Increase

August 20, 2014

Payroll

The Michigan minimum wage increases on September 1, 2014 as listed below. For more information click on the following link : Michigan Minimum Wage Increase

Minimum Hourly Wage Rate = $8.15
Tipped Employee Hourly Wage Rate = $3.10
Minimum Hourly Wage Rate for Minors (16-17) = $7.25
Training Wage for Employees ages 16-19 (first 90 days) = $4.25

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