Sentence examples for record wages from inspiring English sources

The 26-year-old forward currently earns £130,000-a-week at the Emirates, £10,000 less than Özil currently does, but the proposed new deal will take Sanchez past the club record wages.

The report said undercover agents recorded Wage and Hour Division officials urging workers who complained to file lawsuits.

Ancient Mesopotamians commonly used clay tablets to record payments, wages, and tax records.

With rents at record levels, wages stagnant and housing benefit being cut, increasingly, the sector is a cause of homelessness.

"Our employment rate is at a record high, wages are rising and unemployment is at an 11-year low.

But Bangladesh's garment industry has also attracted rising international and domestic criticism over a poor fire safety record, low wages and policies that restrict labor organizing inside factories.

Record low wages growth, slowing growth in rents and strong discounting in major supermarkets have contributed significantly to weak inflation, despite Australia's better than expected gross domestic product growth of 3.1% and its lower-than-expected unemployment rate of 5.7%.

That's another feature of this recovery: Even as corporate profits have skyrocketed to record highs, wages have been flat.

Thus far, the government has sent out broad demands for records on wages and hours on the home builders' direct employees and those working for their contractors.

If the former's fitness record and wage demands understandably deterred several managers, it still seems slightly startling that Stoke were Owen's sole serious suitors.

It's an issue identified by successive Treasury secretaries as a long-term problem but at a time of record low wage growth possibly not the country's most hot-button issue.