Sentence examples for rising workers from inspiring English sources

With wages rising, workers' gains will "wind up in the treasury" unless something is done, frets Mr Wissing.

Rising workers' health costs, fiscal recklessness, and other failures have soured their view of George Bush's Republicans.

Steve Bent, the executive director of the Texas Association of Responsible Nonsubscribers, which advocates for private injury benefit systems, said with rising workers' compensation rates possibly motivating more companies to opt out, insurance companies could be pressured to keep premium rates low.

With wages and salaries rising, workers could afford to save.

Vocational rehabilitation has grown significantly in Australia since the 1980s in response to rapidly rising workers' compensation costs and following the introduction of vocational rehabilitation into workers compensation legislation [ 6].

The wave of factory shutdowns, coupled with rising worker awareness from the laws enacted that year, led to the surge in labor dispute cases.

Fed policy makers kept the rate on overnight loans between banks at 6.5percentt on Tuesday, citing slower growth and the benefits of rising worker productivity.

Treasury Prices Rise By Bloomberg News Treasury bond prices rose yesterday as investors speculated rising worker productivity will keep inflation in check, giving the Federal Reserve room to follow Tuesday's interest-rate cut with another in December.

But if recent strikes and a surge in arbitration and court cases reflect a rising worker consciousness partly rooted in awareness of greater legal rights, they also underscore new challenges in China.

Rising worker wages in the late 19th and early 20th centuries stabilised growth in wealth concentrations but did nothing to reduce inequalities, which were only eliminated by the great shocks of the period from 1914 to 1950.

"In these years, rising worker productivity was met with equally rising incomes".