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. 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.

2. Sebastian Martinez Hickey:

   The fact that there’s high inflation really just underscores how necessary these minimum wage increases are for workers, even before the pandemic, there was no county in the United States where you could affordably live as a single adult at $15 an hour.

3. Joni Ernst:

   A $15 federal minimum wage would be devastating for our hardest-hit small businesses at a time when they can least afford it, we should not have a one-size-fits-all policy set by Washington politicians.

4. Taina Nieves:

   Now that that man will remain in power, prices will go up again. He'll most likely raise the minimum wage, but that means the prices on everything go up also. So we'll be stuck in the same situation.

5. Emmeryville City Councilwoman Dianne Martinez:

   Just as our workers are creative enough to make a living off of minimum wage and support their families, I think our businesses will be creative enough to make it work and we'll all lift up together.