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wage scale

noun

  1. a schedule of wages paid workers performing related tasks in an industry or shop.
  2. a particular employer's wage schedule.


wage scale

noun

  1. a schedule of wages paid to workers for various jobs in an industry, company, etc
  2. an employer's schedule of wages
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wage scale

  1. A schedule of the wages paid to different classes of workers in a company.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of wage scale1

First recorded in 1900–05
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Example Sentences

The new wage scale puts East Coast dock workers on par with their West Coast counterparts, who inked a new contract last year.

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But since the start of the rookie wage scale in 2011, there have been 59 receivers taken in the first round compared to 19 running backs.

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With the rookie wage scale slotting salaries by pick regardless of position, it is more difficult for teams to generate surplus value by taking a tight end.

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The improved wage scales and other workplace benefits announced by the Japanese automakers are, of course, good for those companies’ employees, who become collateral beneficiaries of the UAW’s efforts.

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The updated Equal Pay and Opportunities Act makes Washington one of a handful of states that requires most employers to disclose wage scales or salary ranges in postings.

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