wagecapacity
nounUK /ˈweɪdʒkəˌpæsɪti/
US /ˈweɪdʒkəˌpæsəti/
The most money a person or group can earn from work.
The factory's wagecapacity grew after it hired more skilled workers.
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2. The total amount of wages a business is able to pay its workers.
Small shops often have a low wagecapacity during slow seasons.
3. The highest pay level a job or role is allowed to offer.
The manager explained the wagecapacity for the new position.
4. A worker's ability to earn more money based on skills and experience.
Training programs can raise a young worker's wagecapacity.
5. The share of a budget set aside for paying workers.
The charity kept its wagecapacity small so more money went to supplies.