Sentence examples for be a minimum wage from inspiring English sources

He had a manifesto pledge that within one year of his coming to office, there would be a minimum wage for women cyclists as there is for men.

"We're going to have a family wage that is going to be a decent wage, and there's going to be a minimum wage, and there's going to be an eight-hour day and then from the 70s there's going to be a universal healthcare system that is largely free.

Stef Wyman, head of the smaller, upcoming Matrix Vulpine team is clear that there needs to be a minimum wage – "it's 2014" – but accepts Cookson's frequently made assertion that the sport cannot simply flick a switch, and that the change needs to be a gradual one, drafted in over a period of three to five years, on the back of a proper professional structure to the sport.

Many say one of those policies should be a minimum wage increase.

Now we've elected a man who doesn't believe there should even be a minimum wage.

Does action in Sacramento guarantee that there won't be a minimum wage hike on the November statewide ballot?

There should be a maximum wage, just as there is a minimum wage.

A previous version of the graphic in this chart wrongly suggested there was a minimum wage of $10.68 in Portland, Oregon.

Before joining CSWA, he said, he did not even know that there was a minimum wage or what overtime meant.

The latest example is a minimum wage, which the left demands and to which she (but not the FDP) seems open.

The centrepiece of the budget was a minimum wage rate for over-25s, to be set at £7.20 from next April and rising to about £9 by 2020.