Sentence examples for cut wage from inspiring English sources
Accenture's sabbatical program, an effort to retain people with valuable experience but still cut wage costs, is unusual.
Nevertheless many households find their prospects bleak: welfare and local services are being cut, wage growth is weak and young people's job hopes are bearing the brunt.
The idea generally is to create a fair and flexible labour market where companies do not fear taking on staff when they need them and specific groups of people are not structurally disadvantaged at times when employers need to cut wage bills.
Turner says bubbles reflect how global capitalism now works, with firms moving operations offshore to cut wage costs, leaving demand in the world's major economies so weak that it can only be kept going by spoon-feeding consumers with cheap credit.
It may therefore be more likely to fire temporary workers just because they belong to the set of workers for whom it is not possible to cut wage further and not because of their type of labour contract (and associated firing costs).
Companies could cut wages, of course.
But employers do not cut wages.
The bill would also cut wages.
Some employers, especially state and local governments, have cut wages.
