Sentence examples for each wage from inspiring English sources

Each workplace turned to rubble created more unemployment and each wage is vital in sustaining a fragile chain of subsistence.

Each wage earner in those regions supports more than two nonworking dependents, a problem that cannot be counteracted even by lowering unemployment rates, the bank said.

Average unemployment duration is computed for each wage decile, and the estimates are subsequently applied to each individual in that part of the distribution.

In general, they depend (see eq. (10)) on comparing the values of employment at each wage (E W, formalized in eq. (11)) versus the value derived from remaining unemployed (V U, formalized in eq. (5)).

Consistent estimates of the variances σ t 2 are obtained from (7) using the sum of squared residuals over the subsample where each wage equation is observed, while consistent estimates of the identifiable covariances σ tq are obtained from (8) using the sum of cross-products of the residuals over the subsamples where two wage equations are both observed.

Each wage increase becomes effective in July.

In the political year 2014, the marquee show will be the battle for control of Congress, with Democrats and Republicans each waging tough fights to seize back control of the House and Senate, respectively.

The Fair Pay Act ensures that each paycheque is considered a new and separate discriminatory act, essentially reversing the court's decision and allowing women and other minorities to sue employers "each time wages, benefits or other compensation is paid".

One study addressed this problem suggesting that the interviewer should "read each salary or wage bracket starting from the lowest and identify the first wage or salary bracket that the respondent would be willing to accept" [20].

Some labor experts say that some of that money may be used to finance a labor contract (each 1percentt wage increase in the city's payroll costs about $160 million).

The federal government charges employers a base rate of 0.6 percent of the first $7,000 of each employee's wages each year.