Sentence examples for miserly wages from inspiring English sources
His administration turned a blind eye to workplace abuse and allowed the wealthiest corporations in America to pay miserly wages to employees, reduce their healthcare benefits and renege on pension obligations.
Private-sector economists think growth will average 3.8% over the next decade, according to a poll from the central bank.The strength of Mexico's exports to America especially cars—has not translated into booming domestic demand due to decades of miserly wages, economists say.
Let's ignore the big gains that accrue for those who are able to migrate, who can triple or quadruple the miserly wages they can expect at home.
They enjoy no benefits and about 40percentt of them must rely on food stamps and Medicaid to make ends meet, plus many are in the 'shadow economy,' vulnerable to being cheated on the already miserly wages.
These miserly wages made it difficult for the club to spend the £80,000 it received for the sale of Frank McLintock – he had put in a transfer request over dissatisfaction with his pay and quality replacements were reluctant to join a club that paid full internationals like Banks and McLintock no more than the base rate that rival clubs paid to average players.
For households, already coping with miserly wage growth, that is another reason not to spend.
After you've spunked £600 on a soiled single mattress in a condemned flat in Crayford, dropped another £160 on a travel card to get yourself to a job that barely covers those expenses, and stuffed the last chunk of your miserly wage into Dr Oetker's pockets, you'll probably be absolutely desperate for a night of oblivion to obliterate you out of your misery.
While employment is still for life for Toyota's full-time workers, some complain that the company is now miserly with wage increases.
By Jeffrey Goldberg Wal-Mart has hired Democratic P.R. experts to help improve its reputation on such issues as low wages, miserly benefits, sex discrimination, and union busting.
