Sentence examples for limited wage from inspiring English sources

[C5.] Initial Pact for DaimlerChrysler Workers in Canada The Canadian Auto Workers reached a tentative agreement with DaimlerChrysler Canada that eliminates about 1,600 jobs and offers limited wage and benefit gains.

However, in February 2010, a new three-year agreement was signed that limited wage increases and postponed indexation.

The declines in payroll employment, the steep rise in unemployment and underemployment, and limited wage gains for those in the bottom and middle of the weekly wage distribution helped push down the real annual incomes of nearly all U.S. households.

There are generally limited wage differences according to education level in Norway.

Self employed workers have limited entitlements under the Victorian workers compensation scheme and unless they have some form of income protection insurance coverage would only be eligible for limited wage replacement through the social security system in the event of extended disability [ 19].

Due to limited wage provisions and the difficulty of attracting and retaining qualified health workers in rural districts, a 2010 report found that on average only 56% of approved positions were filled by appropriately trained health workers, leaving a 44% national vacancy rate [ 4].

Many have parents who have limited job options, limited wages and transportation, but try their best to compete in a market where even working over time at minimum wage simply leaves them in the same place they started, surrounded by rows upon rows of boarded up housing and nowhere to go.

A lawsuit brought by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers cheerleaders detailed that they were paid $100 each for 8 home games per year, plus limited wages for appearances.

In the administration's reluctant, limited waging of war in Libya, Clinton initially had her own doubts about intervention, including proposals to enforce a no-fly zone over the country.

Many low-wage workers will be put in a very difficult position: pay a big chunk of their limited wages for health insurance that is costly to use, or pay a fine for the privilege of remaining uninsured.

His dad is the pastor of the Wesleyan Church in Imperial, and also a volunteer fire fighter, high school wrestling coach, and owner of an industrial garage door company to supplement the limited wages of a small town clergyman.