The good news is that wages have risen significantly as a result of the hot economy and corresponding labor shortages. The bad news is that the increased costs have all been passed on to consumers, including workers, in the form of higher prices. The net gain for labor has been minimal to nonexistent.
The message here, as I predicted years ago, is that minimum wage increases do not work in the absence of some measure of government constraint on profits or price increases. Using the tax system and spending programs to redistribute wealth is a better way to help struggling workers than simply pushing up wages.