The answer is 2.63 per hour. The reason is, that waitresses make tips. The employer is given what they call a tip credit. In order to pay a waitress the 2.63 per hour, the waitress must make up the difference between 2.63 and the state minimum of 8.00. Which would be 5.37 per hour in tips.
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If the waitress receives enough tips to qualify for application of the tip credit under state or federal law, which most waitresses will, then the minimum wage is $3.75.
The minimum wage waitresses have to be paid in Florida is $2.13
$2.13
Currently the minimum wage in Massachusetts is $8.00. It doesn't matter what job it is.
minimum wage, but tips give the employee a good bonus
The minimum wage for waitresses in the state of Iowa is $3.25 per hour. The tips a waitress receives is believed to bring their total income above the federal minimum wage.
right now it's 2.13. But min wage just went up so i don't know now.
Waitresses make a base pay of 2.13 an hour. If they don't make 8.70 with their tips, which is minimum wage, the restaurant must make up the difference.
The minimum wage is 2.13 for waitresses in Alabama. If they don't make 7.25 with wage and tips, the employer needs to make up the difference.
Massachusetts: $8.00, $2.63 for service (tipped) employees, $1.60 for agricultural employees.
There currently isn't a Texas minimum wage, so they follow the federal minimum wage... However, this does not apply to restaurants, who have no minimum wage that they are required to pay their servers. I currently make $2.15 an hour.. Sickening! I do believe that Texas will have a new minimum wage coming into affect Jan 09' There is a current minimum wage for servers and it is the Federal Minimum of $2.13 per hour. There was only an increase for those not in a server, waitstaff job.
The minimum wage for waitress' in Illinois as of 2010 it is $4.80 and plus the tips.
I'm not entirely sure but sometimes they get comission. For example, waiters and waitresses might not necessarily ear minimum wage but for every table they serve they get a tip. Or, if you're a salesperson, you might get a low-based salary but the more you sell, the more comission you get.