"receive wage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the money one receives from an employer as payment for work done. For example: I am expecting to receive my wage on Friday.
It is widely expected that this year many voters will finally start to receive wage rises in excess of inflation.
The 240 workers covered by the agreement will receive wage increases totaling 9percentt over the next three years, the union reported.
Under the proposed 46-month agreement, Yeshiva's clerical, housekeeping, maintenance, dietary and social workers would receive wage increases of 11.6percentt.
Under the extension, pilots will receive wage increases of a minimum of 20percentt, and up to 23.8percentt, over the next two years.
First-year apprentices started at $16.49 per hour plus full benefits, and receive wage increases as they move through their five-year training program.
Until then, the "no" votes had been leading after workers at three large plants — one in Wayne, Mich., and two in Chicago — rejected the deal, largely over complaints that most workers would not receive wage increases.
Trump, influenced by Ivanka, has suggested opening the country's unemployment insurance system to new mothers, allowing them to receive wage-loss-covering funds for up to six weeks.
Employees in these programs can receive wages slightly higher than those paid to other prison workers.
In Latin America, 40% of accounts are used to receive wages or government social benefits.
They should share in corporate benefits and receive wages similar to those with full-time jobs.
The war effort represents a substantial expansion of production, for which producers receive wages and profits.
