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The German-owned discount chain says the pay rises, which include upping its entry-level hourly wage from £12.40 to £12.75, will affect about 28,000 employees.

From BBC

When you think about student loans, you probably imagine a fresh-faced 23-year-old working an entry-level job or a 30-year-old getting their master’s degree after a few years in the workforce.

From Salon

"It's very difficult to see how such a big increase in the cost of entry-level work is going to result in anything other than a reduction in the number of opportunities available."

From BBC

These products are also increasingly accessible through online platforms and mail-order services, which cater to entry-level customers through private-label and industrial brands.

From Salon

Todd Haynes did all of that and more in his dazzling, experimental “I’m Not There,” a 2007 film that even gives a bewigged Cate Blanchett a chance to embody the singer, but you can call Mangold’s straightforward approach a valid entry-level course.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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