[RawAlex]

For the most part cam operations operate either on the "contractor" model, the "piece work" model or on the "shopping mall space" model. Either a contractor is paid percentage for work done, paid per item completed, or they rent a space (like a shopping mall) and pay for services, such as equipment, processing, etc.

Now, I will say that in some third world countries, less than honest operators might try to pay the girls an hourly wage rather than a percentage if they think they can get the girls to do the work for that rate. It would certainly be true of countries where people make only on average a couple of hundred US dollars per month in real life, and paying them more than that might be enough to get them to cam 40 or 50 hours a week.

That being said, unless they are specifically employees assured an hourly / weekly / monthly wage, there is no "minimum wage" that applies.

There is no "internet minimum wage". The internet doesn't have a labor board.