Sentence examples for put on wages from inspiring English sources

Inside company operations, an exceptionally good quarter might mean Hurd will lighten up on the pressure he's put on wages and spending inside the company.

California and North Carolina, ranked 39th and 40th because of the tax pinch they put on wage earners, each jumped 24 places, to 15th and 16th, when it came to their kinder treatment of retirees' assets.

The walkouts on Tuesday marked the latest in a string of one-day strikes put on by low-wage workers around the country.

One would not like to put one's wages on it.

All executives were put on a wage freeze, more emphasis was put on its private and less expensive label, "365″, and it brought in more local fare.

Now, most people like to earn that kind of money, but for a founder member on a tour generating hundreds of thousands of pounds to be put on a weekly wage?

The fact that the persistence of unemployment will put pressure on wages also turns out to be a problem.

Yet the boom has put pressure on wages and new competition is coming from Singapore and perhaps from Hong Kong.

Still, there is a risk that oil prices could put pressure on wages and other goods, requiring the European Central Bank to act.

He played down the rises, adding that the withdrawal of tax credits in the last budget would inevitably have put pressure on wages anyway.

Globalisation has played its part by allowing capital, financial and human, to shift to where it is least taxed and constricted; the arrival of China and India into the global economy has put pressure on wages of unskilled workers.