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December 14, 2023
The Missouri minimum wage will increase to $12.30 an hour on January 1 under a state law that voters approved in 2018.
Missouri Minimum Wage Climbs to $12.30 Per Hour
- Tipped employees, who must be paid at least half of the minimum wage.
- Businesses with annual sales of less than $500,000.
- Most agricultural workers.
- Local governments may have their own minimum wages that are higher.
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