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wage

[weyj] / weɪdʒ /


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Some counties and cities, including Los Angeles, already have higher local minimum wage requirements.

From Los Angeles Times

Storm pointed out that the richest Americans are the ones who overwhelmingly benefit from AI, namely through the rise in asset prices like stocks, and through high wages in the tech and finance industries.

From Salon

Taiwan has responded to the growing pressure by increasing defence spending on smaller and more nimble weaponry to enable its military to wage asymmetric warfare against more powerful Chinese forces.

From Barron's

Mothers get more time off compared with other European countries, but a relatively poor replacement for their wages, while fathers get one of the least generous deals in Europe, she argues.

From BBC

The PM promised that over the next year "things start to feel easier", pointing to frozen rail fares, prescription charges and fuel duty, as well as increases to the minimum wage.

From BBC