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. Ben Carson:

   Every time we raise the minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases, i'm interested in making sure that people can enter the job market.

2. Renzo Olivari:

   At the beginning of his time as governor, Terry McAuliffe faced a state budget prepared by his Republican predecessor that did not end up having enough revenue to cover the operating expenses. Not having enough revenues to cover expenses is the definition of a deficit, thanks to Terry's strong leadership, Virginia created 200,000 good-paying jobs, created 1,100 economic development projects, and increased personal income 14%. While Glenn Youngkin will deny hardworking Virginians a $15 [per] hour minimum wage, Terry will fight to increase it by 2024 and make sure our Commonwealth has the strongest post-COVID economy in the country.

3. Alicia Macklin:

   For me, it was like,' I can't make minimum wage, I have to make double, fair Wage needs to become livable.

4. Geneva State:

   On two occasions in the past, initiatives to set a mandatory minimum wage in Geneva had been submitted to the population and rejected.

5. Marc Goumbri:

   Given the current momentum, we expect a faster chance of success in hiking minimum wage within the retail space which includes drug chains, than say the fast food sector.