Sentence examples for separate wages from inspiring English sources

Dirk Schumacher, an economist at Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, argues that size and economies of scale should allow large efficient companies to charge more, pay better and still remain globally competitive.However, the real issue, says Mr von Wartenberg of the BDI, is to separate wages from ancillary costs such as social security.

The company has also announced three separate wage increases and promised radical reforms.

The union also wants a separate wage contract to set train drivers apart from other rail staff members, but Deutsche Bahn opposes that.

These findings are further supported by the separate wage equations for rural and urban workers (columns 3 and 4).

When examining separate wage equations in column four and five, we see that non-whites face more than double the wage disadvantage for belonging to the immigrant than native group.

The representatives shared the opinion that problems arising after the qualification period can be solved more easily by a separate wage agreement for science (Wissenschaftstarifvertrag) than by further amendments of the university law or general industrial law.

This model, which nests the standard Mincerian wage regression (α r =α o =−α u ), allows for the estimation of separate wage returns to the (i) required years of schooling, (ii) years of overeducation, and (iii) years of undereducation.

The results of the separate wage equations for formal and informal sector workers support what we have found based on the wage regressions for all workers, but suggest quantitative differences between the sectors (Appendix: Tables 7 and 8).

Two separate wage records were kept---one real, and one for the inspectors.

Warren and other guards had mentioned Ferguson's behavior to the lawyer, Michael Hoffman, who was representing them in a separate wage dispute.

The learning model has been facilitated by separating wage-setting responsibility from that for workplace issues under the dual system.