Sentence examples for improve wage from inspiring English sources

Formed to improve wage levels and working conditions, craft unions were established in Britain and the United States in the middle of the 19th century.

Given the limited focus of the workforce strategy, the problematic premises underpinning its focus on qualifications, the exclusion of measures to improve wage equity, the revocation of some funding support and the long-term sustainability the strategy is aiming for may not be 'delivered' (SCSEEC 2012, 3).

Unions say they want to organize workers to improve wages, benefits and workplace safety.

We need to extend training, improve wages, and provide full benefits, opportunities for advancement, support and supervision".

The Women's Institute, established in 1897 in Canada to improve wages for rural women, can claim a feminist mantle.

But they can't organise workers in a specific industry or city to improve wages, working conditions and benefits.

Not satisfied with mere job creation, he asserted that "counterintuitively, reducing corporate taxes would also improve wages".

Any other benefits would come gradually, assuming the economy could sustain faster growth long enough to improve wages and create jobs.

I often hear the argument: Labor standards can improve wages and working conditions, without greatly affecting the eventual retail cost of goods.

One example was Alva Belmont, who was the key financial backer for both the suffrage movement and efforts to improve wages and conditions for working women in the early 20th century.

The 8,500 flight attendants at Air Canada have approved a labor contract with the airline that will improve wages, pensions and job security.