guaranteed wage
noun[C]
ukus→guaranteed pay
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guaranteed wage
The employees were permitted to unionize,guaranteedwageincreases, a minimum monthly salary, and certain days off work.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Under these schemes dockers enjoy the benefit of a weeklyguaranteedwage.
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This year a basicguaranteedwagefor a 56-hour week has been agreed and overtime has been accepted in principle.
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We have now got a system by which there is aguaranteedwageand order in the docks.
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It is apparent that in general, and in manufacturing industry in particular, there is now a movement towards a basicguaranteedwageof£20 a week.
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It was, in effect, a demand that the workmen should agree to work without anyguaranteedwageof any dimensions whatsoever.
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I fear that if the operative has aguaranteedwagewe will have not a greater output but a smaller output.
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Thisguaranteedwageis a new departure in the industry, and it is going to be very valuable to the men.
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It would have had an objection to imposingguaranteedwageschemes in this area.
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A man only gets theguaranteedwageif he works six days a week, and what man at the coal face can do that to-day?
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