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Why Minimum Wage is Still 7.25

15 Years Without a Raise, Why the U.S. Federal Minimum Wage Still Stalls at $7.25?

The U.S. federal minimum wage has remained at $7.25 per hour since July 2009, marking 15 years without an increase, the longest freeze in American history. Despite high inflation and a rising cost of living, roughly 869,000 workers still earn at or below this level. As states and cities push for higher standards, the federal rate continues to lag, leaving millions struggling to meet basic expenses.

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