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Minimum wage reference

Minimum wage references

The dated references bundled with the Wagebeat app, each with its effective date and a link to the official source. The list is not exhaustive: it only contains the places and categories the app covers today.

United States

PlaceReference rateEffective fromOfficial source
Los Angeles, California$18.42/hrJuly 1, 2026Los Angeles Office of Wage Standards
California$16.90/hrJanuary 1, 2026California Department of Industrial Relations
United States (federal)$7.25/hrJuly 24, 2009U.S. Department of Labor

Canada

PlaceReference rateEffective fromOfficial source
Quebec$16.60/hrMay 1, 2026CNESST
Ontario$17.95/hrOctober 1, 2026Government of Ontario
British Columbia$18.25/hrJune 1, 2026Government of British Columbia
Alberta$15.00/hrJune 26, 2019Government of Alberta

United Kingdom

PlaceReference rateEffective fromOfficial source
United KingdomAge 21 and over£12.71/hr1 April 2026GOV.UK
United KingdomAge 18 to 20£10.85/hr1 April 2026GOV.UK
United KingdomUnder 18£8.00/hr1 April 2026GOV.UK
United KingdomApprentice under 18£8.00/hr1 April 2026GOV.UK

Australia

PlaceReference rateEffective fromOfficial source
AustraliaFull-time or part-timeA$26.44/hr1 July 2026Fair Work Ombudsman
AustraliaCasualA$33.05/hr1 July 2026Fair Work Ombudsman

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This is a dated reference, copied from the official source named above on the “last verified” date. It may not cover every worker category: rates can differ by city, age, type of job, award or agreement. It is not legal advice. Check the official source for your own situation.

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Page generated on October 12, 2026 from the references bundled with the Wagebeat app.