How much is minimum wage in Nevada?
John Hall
Updated on May 10, 2026
Nevada has a two-tier minimum wage system based on qualifying health benefits. For employees who are offered qualifying health benefits, their minimum wage rate will be $9.50 per hour starting in July. For those not offered benefits, the wage will be $10.50 per hour.
What states have a minimum of $15 an hour?
They are:
- Alabama.
- Georgia.
- Iowa.
- Idaho.
- Indiana.
- Kansas.
- Kentucky.
- Louisiana.
What is the new minimum wage in Nevada?
The bill increases the minimum wage in increments of 75 cents annually through 2024. Beginning July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023, the minimum wage rate is $9.50 per hour if the employee is offered qualifying health benefits, and $10.50 per hour if the employee is not offered qualifying health benefits.What state has the largest minimum wage?
The 10 States with the Highest Minimum Wage Rates in 2022
- Maine $12.75 (tie) ...
- Arizona $12.80. ...
- New Jersey $13 (tie) ...
- Connecticut $13 (tie) ...
- New York $13.20. ...
- 8. California $14. ...
- Massachusetts $14.25. ...
- Washington $14.49. Washington has been a leading state when it comes to high minimum wages for quite some time.