Sentence examples for correct minimum wage from inspiring English sources

Revenue and Customs, meanwhile, has promised to target 200 employers advertising for interns to make sure they are paying the correct minimum wage rate.

This article was amended on 1 September 2013 to reflect the correct figures for the current living wage (£7.45) and the current minimum wage (£6.19).

"You would abolish the minimum wage?" "Correct".

An increase in the minimum wage helps correct this defect.

An employment tribunal will now examine whether Sevacare is correct to claim it pays above minimum wage despite workers' saying hours the company deems to be off-duty should also be covered.

When Sanders followed up, asking if the Tennessee Republican would "abolish" the minimum wage, Alexander replied, "Correct".

"So you do not believe in the concept of the minimum wage?" "That's correct," Alexander responded.

Weissmann is correct to note that a $15 minimum wage would affect a larger share of low-wage workers in Little Rock, Arkansas than in Seattle, Washington, where a minimum wage increase to $15 an hour is already being phased in.

The reference to the minimum wage has been corrected to "the living wage".

If the minimum wage were adjusted to correct for inflation, its 1968 peak would amount to about $9.42 today.

The corrected version of Table 2: Table 2 Comparison of living and minimum wage Yellow colour marks countries, for which individual minimum wage is potentially lower than the minimum wage.