Sentence examples for make fair wages from inspiring English sources
Seasonal trends and unsustainable consumption don't necessarily make fair wages impossible though.
"We just pass legislation that make it women harder to get fair wages, get an abortion in the case of rape and report sex abuse," they say, "Democrats hurt real women by harassing them at work".
He also said Labour would make "fairer" choices to increase wages and take the burden off the less wealthy.
One of them, Alphonso Stanislas, told me that after growing cocoa for four decades, he could finally make a fair wage; like every other farmer I met on the cocoa trail, he told me that he's now planting more cocoa trees than ever before.
He added that the lodgings were spartan but adequate, and that the workers had made a fair wage.
Museum officials insisted that they made a fair wage offer to the union -- a raise of 3percentt a year for three years.
The knowledge certainly helps you figure out if you're making a fair wage.
Nomi Network partners with a manufacturer in Cambodia that provides the women who make the bags with fair wages, health care, transportation to and from work and child care.
On top of being made in a factory with fair wages and working conditions, the devices themselves are made from environmentally-friendly materials and packaged in 100% recycled plastic.
He talked about the way that our economic system underplays environmental costs (which he said amount to five trillion dollars a year) and hides social costs (a hamburger would cost two hundred dollars, according to Patel's calculations, if we paid people fair wages to make it), so that we can consume things at artificially cheap prices.
