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NONPROFITS KEEP EYES ON MINIMUM WAGE INCREASES. By Brigid OâLeary. After much discussion nationwide, minimum wage is going up in two states â California and New York â with a 2023 deadline for employers in California to pay employees at least $15 per hour.
Minimum Wage. Many low-income earners earn minimum wage, which in 2013 is $7.25. A minimum-wage worker who works 40 hours a week earns $290 a week -- $1,160 a month or $13,920 a year.The federal government considers a person who lives alone and earns minimum wage a low-income earner. That same person, if supporting three other people, would fall squarely below the poverty line.ow-income earners can earn at or no more than 199% of the poverty level. For example, if you live alone, the federal government considers you a low-income earner if you earn between $11,490 and $22,865.10 (1.99 x $11,490).