Living Wage For All Act aims to raise the federal minimum wage to a living wage, indexed to the national median wage, and eliminate subminimum wages.

The Living Wage For All Act seeks to establish a federal minimum wage that aligns with the national median wage, ensuring it reaches two-thirds of this median wage as soon as economically feasible. The Act phases in wage increases for large employers starting at $12 per hour in 2026, reaching $25 per hour by 2031. It also mandates that large employers lead the transition to these higher wage standards. The Act eliminates subminimum wages for workers with disabilities, incarcerated workers, and tipped employees, setting specific wage rates for these groups.

Living Wage For All Act aims to raise the federal minimum wage to a living wage, indexed to the national median wage, and eliminate subminimum wages.

The Living Wage For All Act seeks to establish a federal minimum wage that aligns with the national median wage, ensuring it reaches two-thirds of this median wage as soon as economically feasible. The Act phases in wage increases for large employers starting at $12 per hour in 2026, reaching $25 per hour by 2031. It also mandates that large employers lead the transition to these higher wage standards. The Act eliminates subminimum wages for workers with disabilities, incarcerated workers, and tipped employees, setting specific wage rates for these groups.