A monetary compensation provided to workers in exchange for their labor, reflecting the value of their work.
The amount of money that a tenant pays to a landlord or property owner as rent in a leasing arrangement.
The financial reward received by an individual for their efforts or services, typically calculated based on hours worked or tasks completed.
Example:
彼はわたしらに少ない賃金しかくれなかった。
The lowest amount of compensation that employers are legally required to pay their workers as determined by national legislation.
A legally mandated salary floor aimed at ensuring that all workers receive a baseline level of income for their labor.
The minimum salary established by law that employers must offer to employees, intended to protect workers from exploitation.
労働者が受け取る報酬が十分ではなく、基本的な生活費を賄うのが難しい状態を指す。
労働市場における賃金水準 が全体的に低く、特に求められるスキルに対して対価が見合わない状況を表す。
経済的な要因や政策の影響により、特定の職業や業界での給与が低く抑えられている状態を示す。
Example:
会社は従業員を低賃金で不当に利用した。
労働者が特定の条件下で通常の賃金に追加して支払われる賃金。
休日や残業などの特別な勤務に対して支払われる、通常の給与よりも高い金額の報酬。
The amount of income earned by workers when adjusted for inflation, reflecting the true purchasing power of their earnings in relation to the cost of living.
Wages expressed in terms of the actual goods and services that can be purchased, taking into account changes in price levels over time.
The wage level that considers the impact of consumer price trends, showing how much a worker's salary can actually afford in terms of essential goods.