- A
wage is
payment made by an
employer to an
employee for work done in a
specific period of time. Some
examples of
wage payments include compensatory payments...
- A
minimum wage is the
lowest remuneration that
employers can
legally pay
their employees—the
price floor below which employees may not sell
their labor...
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Wage slavery is a term used to
criticize exploitation of
labour by business, by
keeping wages low or
stagnant in
order to
maximize profits. The situation...
- A
living wage is
defined as the
minimum income necessary for a
worker to meet
their basic needs. This is not the same as a
subsistence wage,
which refers...
-
United States, the
minimum wage is set by U.S.
labor law and a
range of
state and
local laws. The
first federal minimum wage was
instituted in the National...
- macroeconomics, a
wage-price
spiral (also
called a
wage/price
spiral or price/
wage spiral) is a
proposed explanation for inflation, in
which wage increases cause...
-
Wage labour (also
wage labor in
American English),
usually referred to as paid work, paid employment, or paid labour,
refers to the
socioeconomic relationship...
- This is a list of the
official minimum wage rates of the 193
United Nations member states and
former members of the
United Nations, also
including the...
- This is the map and list of
European countries by
monthly average wage (annual
divided by 12 months),
gross and net
income (after taxes) for full-time...
- The
average wage is a
measure of
total income after taxes divided by
total number of
employees emplo****. In this article, the
average wage is adjusted...
