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In mathematics, a point at which the value of a function is lowest. If the value is less than or equal to all other function values, it is an absolute minimum. If it is merely less than at any nearby point, it is a relative, or local, minimum. In calculus, the derivative equals zero or does not exist at a function's minimum point. See also maximum, optimization.


minimum
Maths a value of a function that is less than any neighbouring value


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Keep in mind that few stay at the minimum for long; most such jobs are entry-level positions that allow workers to develop the skills needed to justify higher pay.
In a 'Living wage Case', the AIRC looks at the minimum weekly wage level to be paid to an adult employee working 38 hours per week, Monday to Friday.
22) Since 1991, the amount of annual earnings needed to obtain a YOC has been about two-thirds of one year's full-time earnings at the minimum wage (based on tabulations of the data in Chart 4).
 
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