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Discover LudwigThe phrase "pay wage" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is most often used when discussing employment, salaries, and compensation. Example: The company's policy is to pay wages on a bi-weekly basis.
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It has begun to pay wage arrears, albeit in ever feebler roubles.
Largely unspoken was the lack of pay, wage rises and decent pensions on offer in mainstream jobs culture.
Mr Primakov's first remedy to pay wage and pension arrears with newly printed roubles may give Russia, and his government, but the briefest and most illusory relief.
"We are extremely disappointed by this decision, which will force the M.T.A. to pay wage increases that are inconsistent with the economic crisis in New York," the agency said in a statement Saturday.
That system will now be replaced by negotiations at the local and company level and will take into consideration peculiar regional conditions and the ability of individual firms to pay wage increases.
Carl's Jr cook Rogelio Hernandez called Puzder, whose company CKE owns the chain, "one of the worst fast food CEOs", adding that his appointment "sends a signal to workers that the Trump years are going to be about low pay, wage theft, sexual harassment and racial discrimination".
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One of commonest complaints is the failure to pay wages.
Employers can pay wages in kind rather than in cash.
The paper borrowed to pay wages in November.
They don't have the money to pay wages.
Mr. Ponce pleaded guilty to one count of failure to pay wages, a misdemeanor.
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