Sentence examples for hour increase from inspiring English sources

Howard Reed, director of Landman Economics and author of the report, said: "These findings show that a £1.50 per hour increase can only be a good thing for the economy.

A study published on Thursday by the Resolution Foundation, timed to coincide withthe 20p an hour increase in the minimum wage, found that the decision by George Osborne to lift the statutory pay floor through a national living wage would result in a sharp increase in the numbers of people having their wages set by the state.

That's a 2 hour increase over the current battery life — a 40% increase.

For every 10 mile per hour increase in average traffic speed in a census tract, there was a 31 % decrease in pedestrian injury risk (95 % CrI 0.55, 0.87).

But the government has rejected the commission's proposed 7p an hour increase in the apprenticeship rate, choosing instead to increase it by 57p an hour.

The party says the £1.50 per hour increase would be worth £60 a week, or £3,000 a year, for the lowest paid.

But Mr. Zavelle said the union should seriously consider the proposed two-and-a-half-hour increase in the workweek.

Specifically, City Hall called for a two-and-a-half-hour increase in the librarians' 35-hour workweek.

The new rules will require drivers to take off at least 10 hours between shifts, a two-hour increase.

Mr. Dutton, however, said he thought the $1-an-hour increase might not be enough to stop people from continually feeding meters.

The thinktank said the expected 10p-an-hour increase will still deliver annual rises of up to £600 for more than 4 million workers.