Examples of using Current minimum in English and their translations into Spanish
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One of its causes was the marked decline in Mexican wages; the current minimum wage was not enough to cover basic needs.
so the current minimum wage was equivalent to approximately US$ 230 per month.
The current minimum ages were conditioned on mentality,
The data will be stored for 100 days to meet the current minimum reporting requirements.
It was estimated that approximately $1.4 million per year would be needed to fund the Institute's activities at the current minimum level.
The troop contribution factor varies from its current minimum of 0 per cent to a maximum of 15 per cent,
The current minimum requested by NASDA is 150 km
The Committee is concerned that the current minimum wage, applicable only to the public sector,
The current minimum wage for unskilled labor by law is 25 US cents per hour,
He wished to know whether the current minimum wage was sufficient to assure workers
The Committee notes with concern that the current minimum wage is insufficient to provide an adequate standard of living for workers
According to the system, employers cannot pay a wage under the agreed current minimum wage and on labour contracts
according to information provided by the State party, the current minimum wage remains insufficient to ensure a decent living as stipulated in article 7(a)(ii)
The amount of $500,000 from the regular budget 2002-2003 which would be entailed by the provisions of the draft resolution would not be sufficient to enable INSTRAW to continue its operations even at the current minimum level.
The current minimum pension is NOK 279,864 a year for a household with two pensioners who each have resided in Norway for at least 40 years between the ages of 16 and 66.
The purpose of this exercise is to provide the necessary information for reviewing the current minimum wages and fixing,
It is recommended that a measure be included to protect young unassessed cohorts from being exploited later in the season as they grow to sizes larger than the current minimum size limit.
any public school that refuses to admit a minor under 18 years of age is subject to a fine equivalent to 20 times the current minimum wage.
any person declining to admit an under-18-year-old to a State school will incur a fine equivalent to 20 times the current minimum wage.
The Committee recommends the inclusion in the next periodic report of detailed information on the current minimum safeguards governing court supervision