Sentence examples for broader wage from inspiring English sources

And that has spilled over into the broader wage gap.

"It is important to remember that the national minimum wage goes up by 3% in October and this could be the catalyst for broader wage increases in the UK economy".

The finding in this paper suggests that the effect of Mexicans could be consequential and is being felt on a broader wage structure.

The continued passive deleveraging of the consumer will be a restraint on consumption, however broader wage growth will be supportive for earned incomes and will be a key driver of growth.

In the 1970s, the steel and shipbuilding unions paved the way for broad wage rises.

At the national level, Congress enacted a broad wage rebate program in 1976, like those now proliferating among the states.

Even though Ireland has long boasted a devotion to "Anglo-Saxon" principles of light regulation, the country has followed Germany's tradition in reaching broad wage agreements in negotiations between unions, manufacturers and industry.

They also suggest, as defense against the stories I tell in my book about successful dropout knowledge workers, that while such stories do exist, they are statistical outliers which don't negate the broad wage premium statistic.

Like the broader living wage campaign, which could culminate in a much higher national minimum wage, the students were laudable in their intentions but deficient in their analysis.

For broader living wage laws that cover recipients of business or financial assistance from cities, the net effects point to modest reductions in urban poverty.

Unite Here officials were among the foremost advocates of those ordinances, which were enacted earlier and separately from the city's broader minimum wage for all workers.