Sentence examples for got a wage from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the 32percentt of men classified as "above average" or "handsome" got a wage premium of 5percentt.

It didn't help that the well-paid secretary of the N.U.M. recently got a wage increase of more than forty per cent, according to published reports.

"They've got a wage structure they don't want to break.

"We've got a wage bill to pay and we owe a small amount in PAYE.

The educated get a wage premium.

Now I get a wage from the team sponsors and they pay for absolutely everything".

The Argentinian genius wasn't getting a wage commensurate with his ability as a young man at home.

Your fees are paid, and you also get a wage, meaning that you come out at the end of the apprenticeship with a degree and no debt.

Seeing the finished article is like getting a wage rise, having a massage and kissing someone very good-looking, all rolled into one.

But for unemployed people under 30, this "age of opportunity" means waiting six months to get the dole, then receiving a payment only for six months and only if they work for it, and then losing the payment again for the next six months, during which a potential employers may get a wage subsidy.

"When you are not getting a wage, it's very hard and, being a footballer since leaving school at 17, I'm not blessed with qualifications to do anything else," Kyle admitted.