Sentence examples for average per hour from inspiring English sources

Part-time workers – both men and women – earn less, on average, per hour than their full-time counterparts.

According to Ms Cook, women aged 22 to 29 now earn more on average per hour than men of the same age group.

Men now earn 17.5 per cent more than women on average per hour, a fall of around two percentage points in a year.

In April all public and private companies with more than 250 employees were forced to publish their gender pay gap for the first time, with eight out of 10 revealing they paid men more on average per hour than women.

CEO of NotGoingToUni, Sharon Walople, described how the results of the study followed recent figures released by the Office for National Statistics which revealed how more than a quarter of graduates were paid less than the £11.10 average per hour than those on work-based training schemes last year.

Here's what they found: the average per hour value of pro bono service is $150, an increase from $120 as found in 2009.

Customer group: We run a k-means clustering algorithm, configured to run for time-series data, on the weekly average per-hour consumption time-series for each customer (for details, see below).

Getting your average-per-hour rate is important too, because you want to see that average rate going up over time.

Economic reimbursement averages $20 per hour.

Average wages both per hour and per week began to rise.

For most cleaning professionals on Handy, the hourly wage is between $15 and $22 per hour, averaging around $18 per hour.