Florida Minimum Wage Reaches 15 Dollars

Florida has raised its minimum wage to 15 dollars per hour. However, reports show this rate remains far below the income required to afford typical housing costs across the state.

A sign announcing Florida's minimum wage is increasing a dollar to $15 an hour on Sept. 30, 2026, is displayed inside the Homesense home furnishing store in Daytona Beach on Sept. 13. Homesense is part of the same company that owns HomeGoods, Marshalls and HomeGoods.

United States minimum wage earner pay in Florida rose to $15 per hour following a $1 increase that took effect Tuesday morning. The adjustment marks a step in a multi-year voter-approved plan to lift the state floor from previous levels. The change still leaves full-time workers far short of the income required to cover basic housing expenses across the state.

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