Sentence examples for elevated wages from inspiring English sources
The strengthening economy, along with the growing frustration that many are not sharing in it, has elevated wages to the top of presidential campaign debates, while workers and their advocates are already taking direct actions to press for wage increases.
In cities like Los Angeles, where the minimum is higher than the state's current rate of $10, workers will earn 40 cents above that elevated wage floor.
Four years after the trough of the Great Recession, the economy is still stuck in the New Normal, a state characterized by modest G.D.P. growth, elevated jobless rates, stagnant wages, and hefty corporate profits.
And young people who used to buy houses can't afford to invest thanks to elevated unemployment and weak wages created by the financial crisis.
Analysts forecast the UK's inflation rate will remain at elevated levels under May while wages remain stagnant, forcing ministers to admit that living standards will continue to plummet during the summer and most likely into the autumn.
The Congressional Budget Office's recent analysis of the immigration bill errs on the side of optimism, but it still projects that the legislation would leave unemployment "slightly elevated" through 2020, and average wages modestly reduced.
In Italy wages have remained extremely elevated.
But while business conditions remain tough and unemployment high it is difficult to see these elevated expectations actually leading to higher wages growth.
In 2006 and 2007, when the American mortgage crisis began to peak and then stock markets crashed worldwide, the freedom to run faster production lines positioned Hormel to capitalise on demand the economic downturn created for budget-friendly meat like Spam without significantly increasing its workforce or raising wages to match the elevated output.
Trial registration ISRCTN96241850 Cleaners represent a group of mostly non-educated, multi-ethnic, low-wage workers with an elevated risk of musculoskeletal symptoms, cardiovascular diseases[ 1] and early retirement from the labour market[ 2].
