Sentence examples for In wages of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lorenc does not advertise this fact, nor does he discriminate in wages of employees.

These artisans were paid in wages of gold and silver, as well as in kind (food, horses, and elephants).

In addition, immigration seems to account for almost half the fall in wages of high-school drop-outs in the 1980s and early 1990s.

In the typical job-to-job move (that is, without any intervening stint of unemployment) an American worker can expect a rise in wages of over 8%.

She said UK workers were still paid less than before the financial crisis in 2007 after the largest fall in wages of any developed country except Greece.

Frances O'Grady, the general secretary of the TUC, said: "UK workers have suffered the biggest fall in wages of any developed country apart from Greece.

In 2010, wages of workers in unionized manufacturing companies in Indiana were 16 percent higher than in non-union plants.

In 2010, wages of workers in unionized manufacturing companies in Indiana were 16 percent higher than in nonunion plants.

Mr. Moreno is accused of failing to pay more than $225,000 in wages and of defrauding the state unemployment system.

Vujicic et al. suggested that a slight increase in the wages of specialists in a developing or underdeveloped country may not have a significant effect on this gap, and thus may not significantly contribute in retaining the specialists [ 17].

Not so gaps in the wages of similarly qualified individuals in different parts of the world.