Sentences with phrase «survive on minimum»

How To Survive On Minimum Wage — 37 Strategies To Make Ends Meet

Here's my survival story and a guide on how to survive on minimum wage.

He described the former party leader's office as «very nervous» because it had sought media attention before finding a member of the public to explain «what it was like to survive on a minimum wage».

How can a single person or a person with a family survive on minimum wage / 75 years ago a man could go pump gas at a gas station and support his family.

«The testimony really got across how much worse the reality (of surviving on minimum wage) is to how many close observers like myself thought it to be.»

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Silver called it «absurd» to expect a working family to survive on a hourly wage of $ 7.25, especially when neighboring states have a higher minimum wage.

We've worked to create a situation where the middle class is suddenly within reach of gaming workers... not a bunch of minimum - wage jobs where people have to live on the dole to survive.»»

It was not the EU that smashed workers rights in this country but the neoliberal policies of successive British Governments for the last 37 years — Governments that reveled in the free market, that loved a flexible workforce, so flexible that 22 million workers in this country are on minimum wage and many have their wages supplemented with benefits just to survive.

This detailed article lists minimum service requirements for veterans of all generations; and lists VA loan eligibility for non-veterans, too, including servicepersons on active duty, surviving spouses, and Reservists and National Guard members.

These works portray actual Mexican immigrants struggling to survive in New York on minimum - wage salaries.

This prediction is of interest because haplotype richness can be used in population dynamic modeling to inform a lower boundary on the minimum number of whales (Nmin) that survived the exploitation bottleneck caused by commercial whaling [18].

HC complained that her British children had to survive on «the bare minimum» because they were precluded from enjoying the same benefits and opportunities of growing up in Britain like normal British children such as their British step - siblings / cousins with the result «that they do not in practice have the same rights.»