Sentence examples for bigger wage from inspiring English sources

Unions have been pressing for a bigger wage increase in view of the TV company's profits.

Another rising cost for the industry has been bigger wage demands by the star matadors.

Employees are certain to demand bigger wage and benefit hikes in the next round of talks.

Wage figures also make the point; talented workers are enjoying bigger wage increases within large, skilled cities.Changing technology seems to be driving these changes.

Since workers care about real wages, expectations of higher inflation may lead to bigger wage claims, push up employers' costs and create the very inflation that employees fear.

Real wages are still 7% below pre-crash levels – the Resolution Foundation says older people are getting bigger wage increases than the young, the gap widening.

Jonathan Rose, chairman of board of the Greyston Foundation, which has financed the construction of about 150 low-rent apartments in Yonkers, argued that drawing bigger wage-earners to the area was the best hope for progress among longtime residents.

They pay bigger wages, after all, and have far more community influence.

That's where they've got an advantage, where they wouldn't have to pay bigger wages.

The reforms were supposed to give enterprises greater responsibility for their balance-sheets: bigger profits could, in theory, mean bigger wages.

"A percentage cap would just lock in the big clubs with the big turnovers, meaning the bigger clubs would be able to pay the bigger wages," he said.