Sentence examples for best wage from inspiring English sources
Coming from a union background, I would say that the best wage is one negotiated between workers (and their unions) and factories.
Finally, the best wage offers impact the call back rate positively.
Even before the Obamacare brouhaha, Applebee's, like others in the casual dining industry, didn't offer the best wage and benefits packages.
With strong employment gains in January, the economy has created more than 1 million new jobs in a three-month stretch for the first time in nearly two decades — and the hiring surge has spurred the best wage gains in more than six years.
The Taliban pay the best wages in the valley now, the officers said.
The best wages were when I played in the Premier League with Wigan, but that was for only two years.
His crew might have had whaling experience, but as Parry notes, "such men hold a loose allegiance to their officers, signing on whichever ship pays the best wages".
World Bank studies show that brands have been a boon for developing economies, because it is the branded multinationals that pay the best wages and have the best working conditions.
As feudal lords became profit-minded landlords, peasants moved off the land to become an agricultural proletariat in search of the best wages obtainable, because traditional subsistence was no longer available.
As the biggest employer paying the best wages, it put upward pressure on the pay of other employers, who sought to prevent their best workers from jumping to Maytag.
"The early successes seem to have reinforced the conviction of some within the U.S. government that the continuing war against terrorism is best waged outside the structures of international institutions -- that American leadership must be 'unfettered,' " wrote General Clark, who feuded with former President Clinton and made a reputation in his military career as a contrarian.
