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minimum wage

noun as in lowest wage

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The government says increasing the minimum wage is helping, but that "a generation of young people are locked out of homeownership... we're turning this crisis around by... building the 1.5 million homes this country needs."

From BBC

City Council in May approved a measure requiring many hotels to raise their minimum wage to $30 hourly by July 2028.

In the letter, Logan said the funds “no longer reflect the actual costs to perform these services and do not take into account inflationary factors or mandated minimum wage increases.”

"National Insurance is a massive burden, rising costs, and the minimum wage increase."

From BBC

The FDF said the main driver of UK food inflation now is the impact of the rise in the minimum wage and higher National Insurance Contributions for employers.

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

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