The phrase "lowest earnings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the lowest amount that someone earns, e.g. "The lowest earnings in this company are $25,000 per year."
Again, care workers in Ukraine have the lowest earnings, earning nine times less than care workers in the Netherlands.
For example, those in the lowest earnings category (< $15,000/year) had higher levels than those earning ≥ $50,000/year for seven components (18% higher for Al) and lower levels for seven components (26% lower for Ni).
Refugees had the lowest earnings, $8,300, and illegal immigrants made $12,100.
The raising of the lowest earnings threshold was far more significant, but escaped comment because it was good news.
The increase in the minimum wage will bring some relief to those on the lowest earnings, although even this is lower than predicted last March.
A 10% levy on the largest corporations would raise around £10bn, enough to pay each household in receipt of tax credit – a mix of the unemployed and those on the lowest earnings – more than £2,000 (or a smaller amount to a wider group of benefit recipients).
They don't include the impact of taxes, ignoring the earned-income tax credit, which provides substantial help to families with low earnings.
Yet another twist comes into play if the lower earning spouse (say the wife) never worked for pay or had very low earnings.
Sara Lee fell 10percentt after it forecast surprisingly low earnings.
Pharmacy today is a highly remunerated female-majority profession with a small gender earnings gap and low earnings dispersion.
However, he warned that many consumers' spending power remained constrained by low earnings growth.
