Sentence examples for basic wage rate from inspiring English sources

Laval said it was willing to pay its workers the basic wage rate as specified in union agreements.

Union officials say that 78 of the Met's 95 catering workers, whose basic wage rate runs from $7 to $12 an hour, have voted for unionisation.

Nominal basic wage rates dropped relatively modestly while their real wage equivalents continued to rise throughout the trough years of the recession.

And it turns out that there is a really early NBER study on just that question; sure enough, the fall in basic wage rates was much less than the fall in average earnings.

"If workers had definite assurance of equitable shares in the profits of the corporations that employ them, they would see less need to seek an equitable balance between their gains and soaring profits through augmented increases in basic wage rates.

The hourly basic wage rates were totalled ($241.73) as were the total after FICA, State Unemployment, FUTA and health benefits ($291.66).

They are also asking for a basic wage rise for better-paid experienced staff, whom they say have been left in dire financial straits by Care UK's decision to cut their hourly rates for working weekends, bank holidays and nights.

It set standards for basic minimum wage rates and overtime pay for workers.

The shutdown, with employees furloughed without wages (unless Congress decides to pay them), is on top of three unpaid leave days for OSC staffers this summer because of budget cuts and three years of a freeze on their basic pay rates.

A wage rate set to ensure a basic but acceptable standard of living.

Furthermore, the baseline as well as the final model showed that the unemployed and self-employed were less likely to participate, whereas pensioners on voluntarily early retirement had a higher rate of participation than did basic wage earners (OR=1.37 (1.31–1.42)).