Sentence examples for mean average wage from inspiring English sources
Datum 4 is the mean average wage in Australia for the year 2006[ 13].
The gap between inflation and wage rises mean average wages adjusted for inflation in the UK fell 2.6% from 2010 to the end of 2012 compared with a rise of 0.5% in France, 2.7% in Germany and 3.4% in Canada.
When both aspects of the policy are combined, the overall selection effect means average wage decreases by 2.0% with respect to the benchmark, 4.0% in the case of women aged 25 to 34 and 0.4% in the case of women aged 45 to 54.
When only the continuing plants are considered, the mean annual cost of average-wage adjustment in any direction constitutes up to 1.6% of a plant's revenue at the median of the adjustment cost distribution.
According to the GMB union, inflation and the rising cost of living mean that average wages have fallen by 13.8 per cent since 2008.
To compensate them for this unpaid labour would mean – on an average wage – an extra £6,114 on their pay cheques a year.
The price of commodities like oil and lumber, as well as imported goods, has fallen in recent months, and the decline in the average workweek last month -- to 34.1 hours, from 34.3 -- meant that average weekly wages actually fell slightly.
The direct costs will be determined by means of the average nurse wage and the amount of time spent on each participant.
Making them income-contingent, so no one has to pay anything back until they get the average wage, means that the risk for those on lower incomes is largely removed.
Turning to the relationship between education and wage costs, results show (see column (2)) that a 10 percentage points rise in the share of middle-educated (high-educated) workers, at the expense of low-educated workers, increases mean hourly wage costs on average by 0.27% (1.45%).
