Sentence examples for final wage from inspiring English sources
On Oct. 23, 2007, the archdiocese announced that it had made its final wage offer to the union.
The walkout began in the predawn hours of Tuesday morning after guild negotiators, on Monday, rejected what the newspapers' management called the final wage offer: a $3.30-per-hour increase over a six-year contract.
A public-sector employee usually gets a state pension equivalent to 75-85% of his final wage, against an average of around 50% in the private sector.With old-age pensions starting at 60 for both men and women, French workers already down tools several years before their counterparts in other rich countries.
Only a quarter of migrant workers in the cities were covered by pensions in 2010, compared with four-fifths of locals, according to Albert Park of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.Another problem: the government envisages urban workers retiring on nearly 60% of their final wage.
Seoul says they are negotiating final wage payments and should be returning South soon.
As we do not use the duration of maternity leave directly in the final wage regressions but only the incidence throughout a calendar year, measurement error should not bias our results.
Based on what you have saved and what you say you will earn, this would allow you to replace 63.66% of your final wages if you did not save any funds.
When, after nine years, it had become politically inconvenient to keep Diaz around, she fired the woman abruptly, claimed she'd never known her employee was undocumented, and refused to pay her final wages.
The big idea here had been to try and salvage final salary schemes by allowing companies to offer much less generous terms than the old two-thirds-of-final-wage type pensions which they have now spent many years winding up.
The latest Tube strike was announced on the same day as TSSA Union members voted to take strike action in a row over cuts to final salary pensions and a wage freeze.
The final U.S. wage subsidy, the on-the-job training subsidy under the Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) has been evaluated by many authors (see Heckman et al. 1997; Bloom et al. 1997; and Orr et al. 1996).
