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. Adam Berger:

   The GEO Group's important on a number of grounds. The GEO Group's the first case in the country where a judge or jury has found that detained immigrants working at privately owned facilities are entitled to be paid minimum wage or a fair wage for their labor in keeping the facilities running.

2. Marc Perrone:

   UFCW is calling on Congress to act on these priorities and deliver the strong support and protections America's essential workers need as Covid cases continue to endanger those on the front lines across the country, every worker should be paid a $ 15 minimum wage, and essential frontline workers also need hazard pay for the enormous health and safety risks they continue face during this pandemic.

3. Raul Juarez/Congresswoman-Elect Dlia Ramirez:

   I am the daughter of a woman who at 61 has given so much to this country and is a minimum-wage worker that can’t afford health care, so she’s on Medicaid, and diabetic, i am the daughter of a man who spent 30 years working in an industrial bakery, a union busting company, and the day he retired, he got a frozen pie. He didn’t get a retirement pension and he struggled with Medicare supplemental, covering the cost.

4. Tuncay Tursucu:

   The minimum wage hike could lead to increases in salaries for workers on higher pay scales. If companies don't take additional measures, costs will go up and shrink margins, companies could decrease employment or cut bonuses. Export sectors such as textiles could shift their production to other countries to avoid losing their competitive advantage.

5. Mythili Ramakrishna:

   She talks about raising minimum wage, but I'd love for her to say a number.