Use our calculator to discover the Virginia Minimum Wage. The Virginia Minimum Wage is the lowermost hourly rate that any employee in Virginia can expect by law. There are legal minimum wages set by the federal government and the state government of Virginia. The federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour and the Virginia state minimum wage is $7.25 per hour. The law states that whichever is the higher applies to employers in that state.
Virginia is one of the states that has a minimum wage rule and ensures that their employers pay it. There are five states that do not. Louisiana, South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee do not.
The minimum wage in Virginia means that a full-time worker can expect to earn the following sums as a minimum before tax. These assume a 40-hour working week:
- $290.00 per working week
- $1,256.67 per month
- $15,080.00 per annum
These figures are approximate.
In addition, employees in Virginia working over the 40 hours per week gain an entitlement to overtime. This must be at least one and one half times the regular hourly rate as a minimum. So, the overtime minimum wage in Virginia is currently $10.88 per hour. There are some exemptions from overtime pay and these include seasonal; workers, independent contractors and some farm workers.
Note: The overtime pay is calculated as the money compensation for the hours an eligible employee works in a week. The FLSA (Fair Labor Standard Act) states that this must be 1.5 times their regular rate of hourly pay.
Use our calculator to discover the Virginia Minimum Wage. The Virginia Minimum Wage is the lowermost hourly rate that any employee in Virginia can expect by law. There are legal minimum wages set by the federal government and the state government of Virginia. The federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour and the Virginia state minimum wage is $7.25 per hour. The law states that whichever is the higher applies to employers in that state.
Virginia is one of the states that has a minimum wage rule and ensures that their employers pay it. There are five states that do not. Louisiana, South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee do not.
The minimum wage in Virginia means that a full-time worker can expect to earn the following sums as a minimum before tax. These assume a 40-hour working week:
- $290.00 per working week
- $1,256.67 per month
- $15,080.00 per annum
These figures are approximate.
In addition, employees in Virginia working over the 40 hours per week gain an entitlement to overtime. This must be at least one and one half times the regular hourly rate as a minimum. So, the overtime minimum wage in Virginia is currently $10.88 per hour. There are some exemptions from overtime pay and these include seasonal; workers, independent contractors and some farm workers.
Note: The overtime pay is calculated as the money compensation for the hours an eligible employee works in a week. The FLSA (Fair Labor Standard Act) states that this must be 1.5 times their regular rate of hourly pay.
Use our Virginia Minimum Wage Calculator to see your minimum hourly pay rate
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How does the Virginia Minimum Wage stack up?
The Virginia Minimum Wage is set at $7.25 per hour, in comparison with the Federal Minimum Wage which is set at $7.25 per hour.