Oklahoma HB3844 sets the state minimum wage at $15 per hour, aligning it with the federal minimum wage.
Oklahoma HB3844 amends the Oklahoma Minimum Wage Act to establish a state minimum wage of $15 per hour for all workers in Oklahoma. This change aligns the state's minimum wage with the federal minimum wage, ensuring that employers cannot pay less than $15 per hour to any employee. The bill also prohibits employing workers under conditions detrimental to their health or morals.
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