Sentence examples for a total wage from inspiring English sources

By law, they must all be paid the minimum wage or higher as a total wage.

Two of Fox's highly trained official special advisers – Coffey and Oliver Waghorn – are paid £60,740 a year, while Hayden Allan collects at least £52,215, giving a total wage bill of at least £173,695 a year.

The company employed 20 staff, excluding the four directors, with a total wage bill of £3m and reported £35.33m in turnover with nearly all of that referred to as related to the "terms of a commissioning agreement".

The deal with the Boston Newspaper Guild, finalized around 11 p.m., includes a cut in weekly salary and a five-day unpaid furlough, for a total wage reduction of almost 8percentt for some 670 guild members plus reductions in retirement, health and other benefits.

The European Champions also became the first club to record a total wage bill in excess of €400M ($456M).

On Opening Day this year, they had the biggest payroll in the majors by far, with a total wage bill of $242m£183m3m).

On June 8, guild members narrowly rejected a by a vote of 277 to 265 a package that included a 10.3percenttotalal wage reduction.

Research on developing countries reveals a modest disemployment effect of minimum wages, and consequently a higher total wage bill (Freeman, 2010).

As a result, the total wage bill grew slower in firms that were required to report wage segregated statistics," Wolfenzon said.

Referring to the period from 2000 to the fall of 2003, the study said, "Nearly 320,000 new immigrants obtained employment in the nation's manufacturing industries at a time when total wage and salary employment in these industries declined by more than 2.7 million positions".

The mean pay gap is the difference between a company's total wage spend-per-woman and its total spend-per-man.