wages

1. Payment for services to a worker, usually remuneration on an hourly, daily, or weekly basis.

Example Sentences

Much depends, as numerous members of the Bank of England have suggested, on the pass through of Budget measures into prices and wages.

From BBC

Another problem caused by the fire is the loss of wages for field hands in Ventura County’s fruit and vegetable farms.

From Los Angeles Times

California already has one of the highest minimum wages in the country, trailing just the District of Columbia and Washington.

From Los Angeles Times

Measures in the Budget, in particular a rise in the tax that firms pay on their staff's wages, have been met with a tide of criticism from business, who argue it will hold back growth.

From BBC

He also wanted the RSF to be classified as "terrorists... because it wages a war of extermination against civilians".

From BBC