Synonyms for minimum wage
min·i·mum wage

Princeton's WordNet

1. minimum wagenoun

   the lowest wage that an employer is allowed to pay; determined by contract or by law

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1. • Wage

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1. Kem Chamroeun:

   Workers will just continue to strike, they won't accept this minimum wage and no one talked to them.

2. Pramila Jayapal:

   Last session, the people's house, with Chairman Scott and Speaker [ Nancy ] Pelosi in the leadership passed the' Raise the Wage Act' and we're ready to do it again, and now, we have a President Biden who believes that we should pass a $ 15 minimum wage and a Senate led by Democrats ready to work for the people.

3. Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff:

   The government knows that the adjustment is fundamental for Brazil, but that does not mean that social policies will not be maintained, the best example is that we are today sending Congress legislation to increase the value of the minimum wage.

4. Emiko Teranishi:

   Some people don’t even make minimum wage under this system.

5. Richard Ojeda:

   Hillary Clinton came down here and said,' Hey guys, we're gon na give you all job training.' But the jobs don't exist in West Virginia, or they're minimum wage jobs, you can't take a person that's a coal miner making $ 100,000 feeding their family, and tell them now you can go get a job making $ 20,000 or you can move to Colorado. Because that's not acceptable. And that's what she was pushing.