Kansas SB471 raises the state's minimum wage to $16 an hour for covered employers and employees.
Kansas SB471 increases the state's minimum wage to $16 an hour, applying to employers and employees covered under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. The bill amends existing Kansas Statutes to reflect this new wage rate, replacing previous minimum wage provisions. It also defines terms such as "employer," "employee," and "gratuity." The changes take effect upon publication in the statute book.
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