Establishes the Department of Labor to enforce minimum wage laws and worker rights.

The bill creates the Department of Labor in Florida, headed by a Secretary appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate. The Department is tasked with enforcing minimum wage laws, protecting workers' rights, and ensuring compliance with labor standards. It has the authority to investigate violations, issue citations, and enforce judgments. Employers must pay a minimum wage of $6.15 per hour, with higher rates for tipped employees. The Department can seek injunctive relief and impose penalties for violations.

Establishes the Department of Labor to enforce minimum wage laws and worker rights.

The bill creates the Department of Labor in Florida, headed by a Secretary appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate. The Department is tasked with enforcing minimum wage laws, protecting workers' rights, and ensuring compliance with labor standards. It has the authority to investigate violations, issue citations, and enforce judgments. Employers must pay a minimum wage of $6.15 per hour, with higher rates for tipped employees. The Department can seek injunctive relief and impose penalties for violations.