Sentence examples for guaranteed wages from inspiring English sources

"We were able to find a way to guarantee wages as well as to create a pay-for-performance plan" to encourage exceptional work, said Linda Geeson, director of marketing and communications for The Sun.

In what could set off a major City Hall battle, two City Council members from the Bronx plan to propose a bill on Tuesday that would guarantee wages of at least $10 an hour, nearly $3 above the minimum wage, to all workers at development projects receiving public subsidies.

PAGE A12 New York LIVING-WAGE PROPOSAL May Prompt City Hall Fight In what could set off a major City Hall battle, two City Council members from the Bronx plan to propose a bill on Tuesday that would guarantee wages of at least $10 an hour, nearly $3 above the minimum wage, to all workers at development projects receiving public subsidies.

Ford is ready to guarantee wage increases to match inflation, expected to be 11percentt in 2008, Ms. Kuliko said.

We are also certain that just as labor productivity growth does not guarantee wage increases GDP growth does not guarantee higher wages.

GNM guaranteed wages while a new contractor was sought and within a week a third company, Baxter Storey, had stepped in.

Service industry workers have engaged in rallies and strikes to push for unionization and higher guaranteed wages.

The contracts guaranteed wages that would be adjusted to the cost of living, health plans, annual vacations, and unemployment benefits to supplement those provided by the government.

Many of these drivers have now joined the teamsters union, signing contracts guaranteeing wages between $24 and $31.50 an hour, as well as benefits and paid sick days.

Many firms therefore chose to restructure themselves into smaller units employing part-time or unofficial workers on piece rates, who could be dismissed easily and did not enjoy guaranteed wages.

2003: Labour agrees to a statutory code guaranteeing wages "no less favourable" than in the public sector for new staff hired by public services contractors, as well as those transferred under Tupe.