"labor wages" is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It refers to the amount of money an employee earns for their work. Example: "The company increased its employees' labor wages by 10% this year."
The act paved the way for big increases in unionized labor wages, and union participation tripled.
With plenty of unskilled labor, wages stagnated while rents and profits rose rapidly.
If businesses had to pay fairly for their labor, wages up the wage hierarchy would increase, attaining the same end as an increase in the minimum wage.
Canadian labor organizations are worried, for example, that products made by cheap Mexican labor -- wages of less than $1 an hour -- would flood Canada through the United States.
"We estimate that only $10 or less in direct labor wages that go into an iPhone or iPad is paid to China workers.
Occupy activists have made it clear that they would reject any efforts by union officials to draw the new movement into the get-out-the-vote efforts that labor wages in election campaigns.
It's a costly process filled with terror to varying degrees — from being sure you've picked the right person to complying with labor, wage and tax laws that are easy to run afoul of.
The increase in the relative price between daily labor wage and per plasma giving seems to discourage plasma donation.
Furthermore, they found that an expected labor wage increase in the USA acts as a "pull" factor and increases the duration of migration.
Prices can be raised by increasing your labor wage, increasing your profit, or using more expensive materials.
If you plan on keeping your embroidery business small, your labor wage can be treated as your profit value.
