Sentence examples for improving the wages from inspiring English sources

The study praised the military for setting caregiver training requirements and improving the wages.

"If we don't want the middle class to go away, we've got to do something about improving the wages and benefits for retail workers".

The man who emerges from the pages of "Out of the Jungle" was simply no better and no worse than he needed to be to accomplish his twin goals of enriching himself and improving the wages and conditions of the rank and file of the Teamsters union.

But, that support is conditioned on government activity being aimed at improving the wages and employment opportunities available to white working class people.

Think today -- what do average Americans really expect to see in wage hikes in an economy where "efficiency," "free trade," "free market" and "inflation" are much higher priorities than improving the wages of most people?

The historical evidence is that unions improve the wages, hours, and working conditions of their members.

Eugene Cotton, a labor lawyer whose negotiating savvy helped improve the wages and conditions of tens of thousands of meatpacking workers, died Nov. 11 at his home in Manhattan.

David Frink, a senior public affairs manager at Dell, said the company was assisting Foxconn to "improve the wages and reduce overtime hours" of its factory workers.

Not only would that improve the skills of American workers, which are still considered among the poorest in the industrialized world, but it would also probably improve the wages and working conditions of teachers.

Bridget Fare, a Duquesne spokeswoman, said in an e-mail that the university's position "does not ignore Catholic social teaching, as it does not represent any unwillingness to improve the wages and benefits of our adjunct faculty".

"They believe they don't have the margins in order to improve the wages.