Sentence examples for basic wage rates from inspiring English sources
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.
Nominal basic wage rates dropped relatively modestly while their real wage equivalents continued to rise throughout the trough years of the recession.
"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.
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.
It set standards for basic minimum wage rates and overtime pay for workers.
If a worker produced 120 percent of his own personal quota for the month (for example, if he was supposed to produce 1,000 items, but actually produced 1,200) he would receive his basic wage for the first 100 percent, a higher rate for the first 10 percent of over production and an even higher rate for the next 10 percent.
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)).
The formula for paying hospitals under Medicare is complicated, but the basic idea is to adjust payments for differences in wage rates in different geographic areas.
By 1961, workers' basic wages had risen to an average of about 73 percent of their total earnings; piece-rate workers saw an average of 71 percent and time workers 76 percent of their earnings as their basic wage.
