natural rate of wAges
Her wages were raised.
wages in lieu of notice
piece rate wage; piece wages
supplements to wages and salaries
They docked a third of his wages.
What do high and low wages mean?
What those people valued was high wages.
Equilibrium wages and prices are the wages and prices that equalize supply and demand.
But the real threat is to wages, not jobs.
He received three times his wages for extra work.
I got a job, receiving wages plus room and board.
And where does America stand in terms of wages?
Real wages rely directly on investment; without increases in productivity, wages are bound to stagnate at best.
In fact, average wages actually fell last month.
Wages paid to labourers by the employing unit shall not be lower than the local standards on minimum wages.
This alleged iron law of wages declares that wages can never rise above the minimum requisite to keep the laborer in bare existence as a laborer.
And low wages and large market by introducing students to have a job very suitable for me, and eat package for high wages!
Similarly, the lowest-paid public-sector workers will see their real wages protected.
But trade with emerging economies can have a big impact on both average and relative wages.
Things get even worse if businesses and consumers expect wages to fall further in the future.
take-home pay (amount of one's wages or salary remaining after taxes,etc have been deducted)
It holds down the growth of wages rates and it depresses employment.
Information indicated private companies employed 45.1 million people last year. The average age of employees was 43; the average wages was dragged down by the lower wages paid to female employees.
Some parts of Thailand have higher average wages in manufacturing, but elsewhere in that country, as well as in the Philippines and Indonesia, manufacturing wages are $100-200 a month.
S. Germany has managed to retain its position as the world's export engine despite high wages and generous benefits.
But in 2004-05, for the first time since 1992, total wages dipped, and the ratio of wages to revenue is lower than it is in most of the other big European leagues.
Its exporters, already under pressure thanks to rising wages and some currency appreciation, would scream bloody murder.
Wang Chunzheng used their meagre wages to the patients and infected persons who purchase nutritional products and fruit.
If wages continued to rise at this pace, it would mark a hairpin turn in China's Labour market.
Keep this month's wages for the repairs. One shaft's broken and the glass of the left lamp is smashed.
"The workers put in a demand for higher wages. The boss says: 'If you want higher wages, you'd better go and work somewhere else. I can easily get someone to replace you.' But the workers refuse to go and insist on their demand for higher wages ....
Each determines the amount and duration of the weekly unemployment benefits on the basis of prior wages and length of employment.
Even after an economic recovery which began in 2002, the lingering deflationary mindset has meant firms have struggled to raise prices or pay better wages.
And when you factor in inflation, real wages, which is the measure of whether you can buy more or less stuff with your paycheck, are basically flat.
The world is still drowning in debt, unemployment is still rising, wages are stagnant and the threat of higher taxes hangs over consumers.
In many rich countries wages are on average higher in the state sector, pensions hugely better and jobs far more secure.
Article22 Where a sole proprietorship enterprise employs workers, it shall enter into labor contracts with the workers, and ensure workplace safety and make full and timely payment of wages.
In the mean time, labor wages are expected to rise. Energy and resources prices will better reflect environmental costs and the relation between supply and demand in the market.
And he couldn't manage his labor crews. The Negroes insisted on being paid every day and they frequently got drunk on their wages and did not turn up for work the next morning.
Oil and wheat prices may rise and fall instantaneously to reflect supply and demand, but wages are "sticky" : even when the economy goes bad, it takes a lot to make them fall.
The troubles of many firms in low-value sectors, such as toys and shoes, partly reflects China’s success in moving up into higher-value industries, which has pushed up wages.
According to information released by National Tax Agency today, the average annual wages for private company employees was 4.54 million yen (US$36,910) in 2001, a decrease of 1.5 percent over 2000; this is a decrease for the fourth consecutive year.
Foreign investment enterprises in the development zones may, according to the needs of production and operation, decide by themselves the setup of the enterprise, the size of the entire staff, the scale of wages and the system of Bonus and allowance
These include price supports for farming; tariffs and import quotas; rent control; minimum wages;“ detailed regulation of industries”, including banks; forcing pensioners to buy annuities; military conscription in time of peace; national parks; and the ban on carrying mail for profit.
