compensated labor
/kɒmpɛnˈseɪtɪd ˈleɪbər/ · com.pen.sat.ed la.bor
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- Work or services provided in exchange for payment or other forms of compensation. The company's policy of paying overtime is an example of compensated labor.
noun
- A system or arrangement where workers receive fair compensation for their work, often including benefits and protections. The new labor law aims to establish a fair system of compensated labor for all employees.
noun
- Payment or other forms of compensation received by workers for their work or services. The employee's salary is a form of compensated labor for her skills and expertise.
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Did you know? The concept of compensated labor has been a cornerstone of modern employment laws, ensuring that workers receive fair payment for their work and protecting them from exploitation.