Sentence examples for pay for labour from inspiring English sources

The study shows big variations in the "tax wedge"—the gap between what employers pay for labour and what workers take home in after-tax pay.

The telecoms regulator has even suggested that public bodies should pay market rates for their spectrum, just as they must pay for labour and capital.

The latest OECD survey of employment taxes looks at the "tax wedge"—the gap between what employers pay for labour and what employees take home as pay.

Freeing people from work without social collapse will therefore require society to find ways other than pay for labour to channel money to those not on the job.

Many employers pay for labour at the lowest price they can, not the price they would pay if wages were higher.

Car buyers pay for labour, steel and paint, but the price sticker may not reflect the full cost of the noxious goo the car factory spills into a river.

But we still haven't finished paying for Labour's Debt Crisis.

Not for the first time, hard working taxpayers are paying for Labour's inability to manage risks and control costs.

Lord Howe said: "Taxpayers will rightly be appalled at the £70 million price tag they are paying for Labour's botched stewardship of NHS dentistry.

11.26am BST "We still haven't finished paying for Labour's debt crisis" The past few years have been a struggle, Cameron says.

He would like to donate the potatoes to a food bank, but that would involve paying for labour and packing on top of the lost sales.