Sentence examples for getting wages from inspiring English sources

Getting wages from the state for this work, carers would help reshape all social relationships: reorganising work to incorporate men into caring and women into – everything.

"So many people are not working or already getting wages subsidized by the state — maybe there's something already at play that we haven't paid enough attention to," Mr. Robin said.

But getting wages and prices to fall is tough: nobody wants to be the first to take a pay cut, especially without some assurance that prices will come down, too.

2. The stickiness of wages even in the United States — which has one of the most "flexible", aka brutal, labor markets in the advanced world, makes it clear just how huge the costs of the eurozone strategy of "internal devaluation" — getting wages down in peripheral economies, until competitiveness is regained — really is.

"As the union that represents retail workers we are troubled that these bonus payouts come when front-line Wal-Mart associates are getting wages and benefits cut, and seeing their hours reduced," says John Marshall, senior analyst in the capital stewardship program of the United Food and Commercial Workers.

Recently, employees have been increasingly proactive about getting wages they think they're entitled to.

"The best thing we did was getting wage workers involved in 1993," said James L. Jegerlehner, the John Deere plant's ergonomics coordinator.

They went through their own painful reforms, getting wage costs under control and making their own high-quality exports competitive through hard work.

The Great Recession accelerated trends that started three decades ago: outsourcing abroad, automating work, converting full-time employees to temps and contractors, undermining unions and getting wage and benefit concessions from remaining workers.

The players would get wages.

We say: get wages up and the welfare bill will come down".