wage|wages in English

noun

[weɪdʒ]

salary, payment, earnings; just recompense (Literary)

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1. According to wage statistics, women's wages correspond on average to # per cent of men's wages

2. An Assignment of wages is the transfer of the right to collect wages from the wage earner to his or her creditor

3. • the average female wage in the economy, both absolute and relative to male wages; and

4. Only wages lower than the "ceiling" income are considered in calculating the adjusted average wage.

5. Market distortions may occur because wage subsidies "prop up" wages and so bypass the necessary wage adjustment that must occur to balance labour markets.

6. As the company pays wages it increases the 'Wage Expense' account and decreases the 'Cash' account.

7. In addition to the guaranteed monthly minimum wage, the majority of collective agreements established higher minimum wages.

8. Table 2 Means of Selected Variables – 1998 Women Variable Wage (1988 U.S.$) St. Dev. of Wages Age Education:

9. Other information on wages in Namibia is captured in the Actual Wage Rate Database (AWARD), which provides an analysis of minimum wage developments across sectors using wage agreements entered into by trade unions and employers.

10. In addition, rigidities in the wage setting system result in difficulties for firms to adjust wages to productivity.

11. Name the five separate wages boards which implement the Wage Councils Act, 19 in the hotel and catering industry.

12. Real-wage reductions are very difficult and disruptive if they have to take the form of lower money wages.

13. Labor demand also contributed to rapid wage growth, with wages increasing by 15 percent cumulatively between 2014 and 2016.

14. Underestimation of the inequality between C.E.O. incomes and the wages of the average production worker wage does not, for example, imply approval.

15. The employer shall timely modify the term of the labor contract, or pay the wages at the wage rate for the non- probationary period.

16. Market distortions Arguments have been made that wage subsidies, by "propping up" wages, bypass the necessary wage adjustment that must occur to balance labour markets, so that employees are paid in accordance to what they can produce.

17. Minimum wage system; Minimum wage standard; Financial Crisis.

18. Wages were pitifully low, particularly the wages of women.

19. Allende raised wages on a number of occasions throughout 1970 and 1971, but these wage hikes were negated by the in-tandem inflation of Chile's fiat currency.

20. The main thesis of Marx's great historical prognostication, the progressive impoverishment of the wage-earning masses, contradicts the main thesis of Marx's economic doctrine, the iron law of wages.

21. NET WAGES OF

22. Lost income and wages due according to national law and regulations regarding wages;

23. “A Perfect Wage”

24. 21 If money wages remain constant and price levels rise, real wages fall.

25. Scarce labor drives wages.