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wage

[weyj] / weɪdʒ /


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AAA spokesperson Kandace Redd said gas prices can vary widely from one neighborhood to the next, with higher rent, wages and operating costs often passed along to drivers.

From Los Angeles Times

Though a precise accounting hasn’t yet emerged, Minneapolis and St. Paul have estimated hundreds of millions of dollars in lost wages and business revenue.

From The Wall Street Journal

That led to a jump in wage demands and higher prices for a range of labor-intensive services.

From The Wall Street Journal

Employees facing higher living costs are then more likely to push for higher wages and salaries.

From BBC

"On a nurse's wage in London, it was not viable," says Georgie.

From BBC