The phrase "a minimum rate of pay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compensation, wages, or salary structures, particularly in employment contracts or labor discussions.
Example: "The company has established a minimum rate of pay to ensure all employees receive fair compensation for their work."
Alternatives: "minimum wage" or "base pay rate".
Among its goals is a minimum rate of pay; there's also a reference to "other conditions".
The Undead Jazzfest operates without title sponsorship, and a minimum rate of pay could affect its programming philosophy along with its ticket price.
A main purpose of the trade union was to maintain a minimum rate of pay for its members, a purpose that led unions to extend or delimit both their membership and the number of employers with whom they bargained.
The union wants a minimum rate of pay set across the industry to stop newcomers undercutting rivals as they enter the market.
The document meant to placate both sides in the dispute - seen by the BBC - says employers should "recognise Unite's aspiration to establish industry-wide minimum terms and conditions of employment, including a minimum rate of pay".
1999 A legally binding minimum rate of pay - £3.60 for per hour for people over the age of 22 - is introduced in the UK for the first time.
A spokesman said: "The minimum rate of pay was £8.50 an hour and rises on a scale from there depending on the role's seniority and whether specialist skills are required".
Outlining his budget proposals to Congress on Wednesday, Mr. Obama pushed to raise more than $600 billion in new revenue, mainly by curbing deductions for the most affluent taxpayers and forcing million-dollar earners to pay a minimum rate of 30 percent.
"The Trump plan to make U.S. multinationals pay a minimum rate of tax on overseas holdings will take some of the pressure off Ireland to act like the tax policeman of the world," said Joe Tynan, who directs the 500-strong corporate tax team at PwC Ireland.
Millionaires would have to pay a minimum rate of 30percentt.
In a report on Airtasker's business model, Unions NSW said that jobs such as cleaning should be paid a minimum rate of $23.64 an hour but the rate recommended by Airtasker, $20, would result in just $17 an hour pay after its 15% fee is taken out.
