well, it depends on many factors, and when it will be implemented, however, do remember that when minimum wage is raised, any store that pays below the new minimum wage will have to increase their employees wages too, and to pay for that, they will have to increase their cost of goods, and then those that make minimum wage will not have enough money to buy the now costly goods, and will then want increased minimum wage... do you see a pattern forming here?
Since 1 July 2007, the minimum wage has been €8.65.
There was no national minimum wage in 1991. There were however 'works council wage orders' where workers in some industries had to paid a minimum hourly wage.
There was no national minimum wage in 1991. There were however 'works council wage orders' where workers in some industries had to paid a minimum hourly wage.
A national minimum wage is a relatively new concept and is certainly not a universal one. No country had a minimum wage in 1940
The Federal minimum wage in the United States is $6.55. For more information and lists of minimum wage by state, see the Related Links.
It established a minimum wage.
The national minimum wage will rise to £5.73 an hour
yes it did
$7.15
Type your answer here... 6.55
The Fair Labor Standards Act (1938) created the minimum wage system in use today, however, the minimum wage was first nationally mandated by the National Industry Recovery Act (1933).
There was no national minimum wage law in 1932. Some few states had them for women and children, but most of them were not enforced. Oregon had a minimum wage of $8.25 per week for women at one time. A dollar a day was common wage for unskilled men.