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minimum wage

noun as in lowest wage

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The protests earlier in August were triggered primarily by a $3,000 monthly housing allowances given to lawmakers - nearly 10 times the minimum wage in Jakarta.

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Many residents in New Jersey’s southern counties are hourly workers, and even with a high minimum wage, the cost of living remains out of reach.

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While stores may want to avoid hiring more people amid regular increases in minimum wage, they may find that being forced to hire more people actually boosts sales and efficiency.

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What Democrats propose in the face of growing economic inequity are more jobs, a higher minimum wage, support for workers to unionize and better social safeguards.

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In July, her decision to double her salary to almost 35 times that of the monthly minimum wage in Peru was met with scorn and derision.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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