'labor pay' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, it is used to refer to money earned for labor in a particular job. For example: "We will be negotiating labor pay for the upcoming fiscal year at our next meeting."
In theory, the code requires factories to eliminate child labor and forced labor, pay overtime, protect workers' basic rights and provide a safe working environment.
"Walmart's standards for suppliers lists our social and environmental expectations for our suppliers, specifically addressing working conditions, voluntary labor, pay, the cultivation of a safe and healthy work environment, and freedom of association," she said.
REDUCTION IN WAGES: ASIAN WORKERS: 3.1% WHITE: 3.5 BLACK: 4.5 HISPANIC: 5.0 If Farm Wages Grew Raising farm labor pay would have a modest effect on consumer prices, according to Prof. Philip Martin of the University of California, Davis.
We'll find new ways to be reimbursed for our labor, pay for goods, and so on.
According to, a slogan of the protests was: Basavanna the Bull tills the forest land; Devendra gives the rains; Why should we, the ones who grow crops through hard labor, pay taxes to the king?
Despite the bitter cold, my labor paid off at Paris-Nice and Pays-Basque.
It uses prisoners for labor, paying them 23 cents to $1.15 an hour.
(The losers ended up with manual labor paid at 10 cents an hour).
Besides, the County Wicklow native argued, manual labor paid well compared to the options available in Ireland.
Mr. Bloomberg's assiduous courting of labor paid political dividends: after getting virtually no labor support in his first campaign in 2001, he picked up dozens of union endorsements in his third-term victory in 2009.
