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Though $15 per hour is significantly higher than any minimum wage in the country, it is not a living wage in most states. A living wage was calculated for all 50 states and for Washington, D.C. In 35 states and in Washington, D.C., a living wage for a single adult is more than $15 per hour. In no state is a living wage less than $14.26 per hour.Some of the people who have it the hardest? Childcare workers.
In fact, nationally, the living wage for a single adult is $16.87 per hour ($35,087 annually) - the weighted average of single adult living wages for all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
In 2014, 582,970 people worked as child care providers at a median wage of $9.48 per hour.

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