Sentence examples for stronger pay from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Barack Obama hailed the "longest streak of private-sector job growth on record" and stronger pay growth.

"One of the key routes to stronger pay growth is moving jobs, particularly for young people at the start of their careers," she said.

But years of stronger pay growth in Scotland means that the English pay premium has now become Scottish pay premium for the first time ever," said Conor D'Arcy, policy analyst at the Resolution Foundation.

"Securing stronger pay growth through productivity enhancing policy measures will be a key test of today's budget if it is to have a significant legacy on the labour market".

The data, due at 9.30am, is keenly awaited by financial markets after several Bank of England policymakers raised concerns that stronger pay growth could have knock-on effects for more general inflation and thereby warrant an interest rate rise.

By contrast, in capitalist societies where ideas of liberalism and libertarianism stand stronger, pay for performance may be viewed as a fair way to differentiate income, which according to libertarianism should be distributed in relation to effort and talent (see Nozick [ 43] for a defence).

Baidu was expected to see gains thanks to stronger paid search revenue as Google's censorship issues with China escalated.

"Referees have to be stronger, paying punters come to see a football match not the referee and the ball out of play.

Ironically, Hillary Clinton, along with President Obama and Senator Bernie Sanders, has been advocating for stronger paid leave policies.

That law is considered the strongest pay equity provision in the US.

This meant that in effect the real unit labour costs, or the "labour share of national income", was actually falling even while workers were receiving strong pay rises, where employers received more of the profits than workers.