Colorado minimum wage is increasing again
Colorado’s minimum wage rises annually based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI). This year's increase comes to 2.7 percent or about $811 more annually for a full-time worker and means Colorado’s wage is now more than double the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour.
As Denver’s minimum wage increases, restaurateur confidence lowers
From 2019 to 2022, Denver raised the minimum wage from $11.10 per hour to $15.87 to “catch up” to the modern cost of living. Since then, the number has been adjusted each year based on a variant of the Consumer Price Index, a commonly used measure of inflation.
The City and County of Denver are set to increase their minimum wage from $18.29 to $18.81 per hour when the calendar ...
The New Year’s hourly base pay increases will add to the paychecks of 9.2 million workers in 23 states and 65 cities in 2025, bumping up business owners' labor costs by $5.7 billion.
The Denver Auditor's Office has helped more than 4,500 people with wage theft cases in the last year. In total, they have ...
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