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Alaska’s minimum wage goes up to $11.73, Washington state’s will be $16.28

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Alaska’s minimum wage: In 2024, the minimum wage rate for nonexempt employees aged 16 and older in Washington State will rise by 3.4%, from the rate in 2023 to $16.28 per hour.

Regardless of the scale of the employer, overtime-exempt employees in Washington State are entitled to be compensated at twice the annual minimum wage rate. McDonald’s establishments in the Puget Sound region are seeking entry-level staff willing to work for $18 per hour.

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The minimum wage in Alaska will rise from $10.85 to $11.73 per hour. Automatic wage increases resulted from the passage of a citizen initiative in 2014. An hourly wage at McDonald’s in Anchorage ranges from $11 to $17.

ZipRecruiter reports that the mean yearly salary for a “Livable in Seattle” is $64,489 per annum. The resulting weekly salary is approximately $1,240, or $31 per hour.

According to ZipRecruiter, the average yearly pay for a “livable salary in Alaska” is $69,341, or about $33.34 per hour. This equates to $1,333 per week.

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