CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - Nevada’s minimum wage and overtime requirements will remain unchanged for the upcoming year.
State Labor Commissioner Thoran Towler on Tuesday said the minimum wage will remain $7.25 per hour for workers who received health benefits from their employer. The rate for employees who do not have employer-paid health insurance is $8.25.
A 2006 voter approved constitutional amendment requires Nevada’s minimum wage to be recalculated each year by comparing the amount of increases in the federal minimum wage over $5.15 per hour, or, if greater, to the cost of living.
Daily overtime thresholds, which are tied to the minimum wage, also will remain the same in 2015.
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