"minimum earnings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the lowest amount of money that a person can earn. For example, "The minimum earnings for this job is $10 an hour."
The president, in fulfillment of his noble promises to help the middle class, is about to put his weight behind a Labor Department rule that would hike minimum earnings needed to earn overtime pay, a proposal that would affected 5 million Americans.
On Friday the UK's new "national living wage" comes into effect, increasing the minimum earnings of workers aged over 25 to £7.20 an hour.
While today the work of a 22-year-old is recognised as adult labour, with commensurate minimum earnings, tomorrow the national living wage will reduce its relative value and the workers' comparative income.
In the European Union (EU) most member states have national minimum wages; those that do not rely on trade unions and employer groups to establish minimum earnings through the collective bargaining process.
In addition to the cap on licenses for hire vehicles, another law will establish minimum earnings for app drivers – requiring the companies to make up the difference if drivers don't make enough from fares.
Their inquiry report shows that a new minimum earnings rule of £18,600 a year, which came into effect last July, has meant that thousands of British citizens, including people with full-time jobs, have been unable to bring a non-European husband, wife or partner to live with them in Britain.
The likelihood of service charge falling to levels such that minimum wage earnings are not achieved is very low.
But a few years ago, thanks to persistently low unemployment and the increase in the minimum wage, earnings and employment opportunities began to improve for low-wage workers.
UKIP: Increase the personal allowance to the level of full-time minimum wage earnings, about £13,500, by 2020.
The numerical comparison of minimum wage earnings to average rent (or house prices) is so nonsensical it can only be explained as a purposeful misleading of decision makers by advocates for government action on behalf of the poor.
Kristen Bell stars as a struggling Mary Poppins in Funny or Die's latest video, unable to make ends meet with her minimum wage earnings.
