Sample Sentences forminimum wage (editor-reviewed)
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State minimum wage rates are higher in California than in Texas.minimum wage = lowest legal hourly pay
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I know it paid well above the minimum wage. (source)
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How we too scared to ask for minimum wage. (source)
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Minimum wage but that's all she can find right now.† (source)
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I can give you twenty-five hours a week at the minimum wage.† (source)
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Before you know it, you'll be working for him at minimum wage while he can hardly walk from the weight in his pockets.† (source)
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The moviemakers pay local extras the minimum wage, and Savannah doesn't get publicity after all, because the audiences usually haven't the vaguest idea where the movies have been shot.† (source)
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And that li'l minimum-wage job your pops gave me didn't make nothing happen.† (source)
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Beck, however, was in the habit of turning his monologues into scathing, Limbaughesque rants against bed-wetting liberals, and at one point that evening I made the mistake of disagreeing with him: in response to one of his comments I suggested that raising the minimum wage seemed like a wise and necessary policy.† (source)
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There's $213 left in Molly's savings account from the minimum-wage job she had last summer scooping ice cream in Bar Harbor.† (source)
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Getting sent out meant the minimum wage—minus Uncle Sam's share—for as many hours as you were needed.† (source)
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Instead of hiring a large human security force-which impacts the social environment-you know, lots of minimum-wage earners standing around carrying machine guns-Mr. Lee prefers to use nonhuman systems.† (source)
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After travel expenses and entry fees, he probably would have been better off working minimum wage.† (source)
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Around here, there are a lot of minimum-wage-type jobs that don't pay much more than daycare costs, so why bother?† (source)
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Max's parents split up before he was born and his mother cleans motel rooms for minimum wage.† (source)
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Instead, due to choices she'd made, as well as a few circumstances beyond her control, she'd always had low-level, minimum-wage, benefits-only-if-you're-really-lucky kinds of jobs: waitress, retail, telemarketer, temp.† (source)
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