minimum wage

/ˈmɪnɪməm weɪdʒ/

Traduction: Salaire horaire, journalier ou mensuel le plus bas que les employeurs sont légalement tenus de verser à leurs travailleurs, fixé par la réglementation publique.

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/ˈmɪnɪməm weɪdʒ/B2formallegal

Самая низкая почасовая, дневная или месячная заработная плата, которую работодатели обязаны по закону выплачивать своим работникам, установленная государственным регулированием.
La cantidad más baja de dinero por hora, día o mes que los empleadores están obligados legalmente a pagar a sus trabajadores, establecida por regulación gubernamental.
Salaire horaire, journalier ou mensuel le plus bas que les employeurs sont légalement tenus de verser à leurs travailleurs, fixé par la réglementation publique.
Der gesetzlich festgelegte niedrigste Lohn, den Arbeitgeber ihren Arbeitnehmern pro Stunde, Tag oder Monat zahlen müssen.
Valor mínimo que os empregadores são obrigados por lei a pagar aos seus trabalhadores por hora, dia ou mês, fixado pelo governo.
法律规定雇主必须支付给劳动者的最低工资标准，通常以小时、日或月为计算单位。
أدنى أجر قانوني يُلزم صاحب العمل بدفعه للعامل عن ساعة عمل أو يوم أو شهر، وتحدده الدولة لضمان حد أدنى من الدخل.

The lowest hourly, daily, or monthly wage that employers are legally required to pay their workers, as established by government regulation.

Legal minimum payB2formal
The lowest hourly, daily, or monthly wage that employers are legally required to pay their workers.
salaire minimum
- The government increased the minimum wage to $15 per hour.
- Many workers struggle to survive on the minimum wage.
- Employers must comply with minimum wage laws.
Economic policy toolC1formal
A government-set baseline for wages, intended to protect workers from exploitation and ensure a basic standard of living.
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- Debates about raising the minimum wage often dominate political campaigns.
- The minimum wage is adjusted periodically to keep up with inflation.
- Critics argue that a high minimum wage can lead to job losses.