单词	unwaged
释义	unwaged /ʌnˈweɪdʒd / adjective British 1(Of a person) out of work or doing unpaid work: unwaged adults claiming income support... A 70% reduction in costs is available for unwaged persons with less than upper secondary education and pensioners with non-means tested allowances. Isn't it time the British music industry and their promoters got less greedy, especially as some of their main customers are unwaged kids and students? The project is run daily from 10.30 am to 4.15 pm and the cost per teenager is £12 for unwaged families and £14 for waged families. 1.1(Of work) unpaid: we are pressing for recognition of unwaged work... Student mothers are especially over-worked because in addition to school-work they must do the unwaged work of mother everywhere. Demands included welfare benefits at the European level for all women, including immigrant women, and for the government to implement the 2000 law to measure and value unwaged work. A recent national study showed that women caring for ill or disabled family members in the USA contribute over $200 billion a year in unwaged work. Rhymes aged, unassuaged, unengaged
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