The phrase "a broader wage" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing wage disparities or comparisons, but it would need additional context for clarity.
Example: "The study revealed that a broader wage gap exists between different sectors of the economy."
Alternatives: "a wider salary" or "a larger pay scale".
At the national level, Congress enacted a broad wage rebate program in 1976, like those now proliferating among the states.
The continued passive deleveraging of the consumer will be a restraint on consumption, however broader wage growth will be supportive for earned incomes and will be a key driver of growth.
But she said most owners have opposed union organizers so adamantly that the only way to make progress was through a broader "living wage" law.
And that has spilled over into the broader wage gap.
"It is important to remember that the national minimum wage goes up by 3% in October and this could be the catalyst for broader wage increases in the UK economy".
But the governor is waging a broader war, against the system itself.
"We believe the illegal conduct of US Foods in Streator is part of a broader war the company is waging against its workers," the Teamsters said in a statement posted on a Web site that was created expressly for the dispute.
A month and a half after passing a broad living wage law intended to put money in residents' pockets, village officials here have repealed it, saying they feared it might backfire.
"This is a sharp acceleration over the past year, and likely presages a broader acceleration in wage growth, as businesses will have no choice but to raise wages more quickly for their existing workers to maintain parity with new entrants," Zandi said in an email.
While he was out of his office for only a week, the protests continued, and grew to reflect a broader discontent with wages and pensions, with employment prospects and corruption.
