Sentence examples for pay pressure from inspiring English sources

"The good news is that signs of a return to productivity growth should generate more upward pay pressure.

Nationally, bottling up pay pressure may well mean that in the next few years some of the supposed progress in productivity is reversed.

One reason for delaying is that January is a key month for setting private-sector wages, so the MPC will have a better idea of pay pressure by early February.

The Bank of England's monthly report from its local agents up and down the country, also published on Wednesday, offered separate evidence of weakness, saying that while pay pressure was building in some sectors, "hiring intentions had eased, alongside slower demand growth and an increasing focus on raising productivity".

Appleby said pay pressures were building up in the NHS.

Such pay pressures are especially fierce in London and the south-east.

"I do not see convincing evidence yet of upward momentum in pay pressures.

What's more, the further decline in unemployment under Labour has not triggered pay pressures that threaten inflation.

There were further signs of pay pressures in separate figures showing salaries listed in job adverts had flatlined in March.

In each of the rooms of the Home Office are upcoming challenges like pay pressures, prison population pressures, counter-terror challenges and stubbornly high reoffending rates.

The Bank said in a statement: "Although pay pressures remain muted, the margin of spare capacity in businesses appears limited and most indicators of pricing pressure remain elevated.