What is the payment for work or services to workers called?

• A. Unemployment
• B. Trademark
• C. Value Added Agriculture
• D. Wages

Answer: (D)

Wages are the compensation given to workers for the labor they perform. This term specifically refers to the money paid in exchange for work, often calculated by hours or pieces produced and may include overtime or different rates for different tasks. The other options don’t fit because unemployment describes the state of not having a job, a trademark is a brand symbol or mark, and Value Added Agriculture is about increasing the value of agricultural products, not payment for labor. So the payment for work or services to workers is wages.