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Florida's minimum wage rises $1 to $12 per hour

Summary by Ground News
Voters approved a constitutional amendment, which raised the minimum to $10 per hour. The federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour hasn't changed since 2009. The living wage in Florida for a single childless person is $17.72 per hour, approximately $36,857.60 per year.
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