Sentence examples for average minimum salary from inspiring English sources

The education operations budget in NYC, for instance, is $18.5 billion, and even with the United Federation of Teachers (the big bad teachers union highlighted in the plethora of foreboding articles), the average minimum salary is around $47K, maximum base salary of $95K.

The average minimum salaries have increased slightly, though the average base salary for the league is still just below $36,000 for the three-month season.

The salary boosts will provide essential help to workers who struggle to to keep up with the rising costs of living on an average minimum wage salary of about $15,000 a year.

The average minimum wage worker is 35.

In 1999-2000, the state average for the minimum salary for a teacher with a bachelor's degree was $30,466 and the average for a teacher with a maximum of a master's degree was $57,197, state education statistics showed.

Considerable variation was found in household income, ranging from individuals with no income to those with a household income far above the national average (approximately 20 times the minimum salary).

Ilves says Estonia's average salary is 10percentt below the minimum salary in Greece.

His microscopic ERA of 1.06 was more than three runs better than the American League average, while he earned the league minimum salary of $390,000.

In 1954, the NBA had no health benefits, pension plan, minimum salary, and the average player's salary was $8,000 a season.

The average N.B.A. salary is $5 million, with a minimum salary around $500,000 and with stars making $15 million or more.

In his first year as head of the union, the minimum salary was $6,000 and the average salary was $19,000.