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ARTICLE · 21 SEPTEMBER 2018

Pennsylvania Proposes Significant Changes To Its Minimum Wage And Overtime Rules

In January we reported on Pennsylvania Governor Wolf's announcement of his proposal to raise the salary required for an employee to be exempt from the Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Act's (PMWA) ...

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In January we reported on Pennsylvania Governor Wolf’s announcement of his proposal to raise the salary required for an employee to be exempt from the Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Act’s (PMWA) overtime pay requirements. The PMWA is the state law governing overtime pay and the minimum wage for Pennsylvania employers.

The Wolf administration has now rolled out its plans and, if adopted they will have significant impacts on Pennsylvania employers.

Minimum Wage Increase for Employees of the Commonwealth and Government Contractors

On June 28, 2018, Governor Wolf issued Executive Order 2016-02 that raises the minimum wage for employees of the commonwealth and its agencies, as well as for employees of certain government contractors and lessors of commonwealth property. For commonwealth employees, the new minimum rate of $12.00 per hour goes into effect July 1, 2018, and for employees of government contractors and lessors it goes into effect upon the effective date of

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