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Often used in the same context:
millionaires,
surtax,
incomes,
supertax,
tax,
salaries,
spenders,
wages,
progressivity,
taxation,
child benefit,
bracket creep,
achievers,
deductions,
pensions,
bonuses,
breadline,
inheritance tax,
filers,
wage earner,
payouts,
minimum wage,
quintile,
workless,
payroll,
remuneration,
taxable income,
pensioners,
taxman,
stamp duty,
estates,
payout,
inheritances,
inequality,
tronc,
bracket,
echelon,
golden handcuffs,
value added tax,
outgoings,
shirkers,
obwalden,
paupers,
reliefs,
rungs,
privy purse,
trousering,
undistributed profits,
levies,
sliding scale,
exemptions,
windfall,
paycheck,
savers,
fatcat,
decile,
wage freeze,
divident,
deadbeats,
excise duty,
taxpayers,
indexation,
proprietorships,
fee,
tuition,
beneficiaries,
skinflints,
taxpaying,
earned income,
inland revenue,
subsidy,
getters,
lump sum,
imposts,
cuts,
barristers,
emoluments,
breadwinners,
clawback,
retirees,
gratuity,
footballers,
gst,
spongers,
surcharge,
tiers,
poverty line,
stipends,
scrapping,
dividends,
abolition,
poverty level,
attendance allowance,
profits,
unemployment,
disposable income,
entitlements,
tariff,
untouchables,
priority,
corporations,
premiums,
earner,
labourers,
workers,
consumers,
laborers,
labourer,
payers,
renters,
consumer,
laborer,
producer,
borrowers,
respondents,
wageearners,
customers,
employers,
households,
jobs
Appears in the definition of:
department of labor,
dol,
labor,
labor department
Also try:
— Adjectives for earners:
wage,
low,
high,
industrial,
female,
secondary,
top,
urban,
male,
foreign,
higher,
more...
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