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Sliding Wage Scale - (adjective + noun)

Definition

A mechanism whereby pay (wages or salary) follows changes to the cost of living. This means that workers’ purchasing power is maintained through periods of inflation.

Extra

Source: Adapted from EuroFound and Wikipedia
Example of Use: A sliding pay scale was agreed on in the collective agreement. It was triggered when inflation rose above a certain threshold.