maximumwage

noun
UK /ˈmæksɪməm weɪdʒ/
US /ˈmæksɪməm weɪdʒ/

The most money a worker can be paid for a job.

The company set a maximumwage so no one could earn more than the boss.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The highest amount of money allowed to be paid in a particular situation or program.

The government introduced a maximumwage for public officials.

3. A limit on how much someone can earn before extra rules apply.

Once you reach the maximumwage, you stop paying into the fund.

4. The top pay level in a company or industry.

Workers at the maximumwage often get extra benefits instead of more money.