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61. The present federal minimum wage is $ 4. 25 an hour.

62. She wrote a newspaper article supporting the idea of a minimum wage for workers.

63. However in 1912, after a series of strikes, a rather reluctant government granted the miners a statutory minimum wage.

64. Labour has imposed the utility windfall tax, introduced the minimum wage and ramped up petrol duty.

65. The reservation wage is the minimum wage the individual is prepared to accept.

66. Labor Secretary Robert Reich said the report proved that raising the minimum wage does not cost jobs.

67. There was no concept of industrial safety, no minimum wage, no law against child labour.

68. On Wednesday, they threatened to withdraw support for a minimum wage boost if the so-called poison pill amendment passed.

69. Birmingham, once a labor lawyer, is expected to be a strong advocate on such issues as the minimum wage.

70. While economic theories disagree over the impacts of raising the minimum wage, so do some Tucson business people.

71. Another day he calls for a higher minimum wage, or praises a bill that would extend the reach of health insurance.

72. The sociologists at Williamsburg compare cash benefits with the minimum wage and cite incentives for work and marriage.

73. As a welfare program, the minimum wage misses the mark because it worsens the status of the most disadvantaged youths.

74. The minimum wage is not, and was never intended to be, a basis for supporting families.

75. This business involved turning my grandfather in to the authorities: for paying him less than the minimum wage.

76. Raising the minimum wage has a negligible impact on unemployment.

77. But there is evidence to suggest a minimum wage would contribute to greater productivity and industrial recovery.

78. The right hon. Gentleman's minimum wage would increase unemployment by putting 2 million people out of work.

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79. The charter covers not only salaries, a minimum wage and maternity benefit but deals with many issues.

80. The overall effect of a higher minimum wage on employment and work hours therefore involves two offsetting forces.

81. In the whole panoply of anti-poverty policies the minimum wage stands as the vital back marker.

82. The two trade union confederations undertook to refrain from general strikes in return for minimum wage and unemployment benefit guarantees.

83. From 1981 to 1989, the minimum wage was stuck at $ 3. 35 an hour.

84. But opposition from the business community to increasing the minimum wage is already in place.

85. I shall not turn to the vexed question of the national minimum wage.

86. Mr. Bowis A minimum wage involves the Government dictating to private employers what they should pay their workers.

87. When a minimum wage was introduced in the United States, it caused only large increases in black unemployment.

88. Regional organiser, Selina Vilakazi estimates that 50% of employers pay less than half the minimum wage recommended by the Union.

89. The Government is planning to raise the national minimum wage from ￡3.70 to ￡4 an hour.

90. We hear scaremongering that a minimum wage will destroy jobs.