Sentence examples for system of wage from inspiring English sources

While the system of wage slavery is in place, we have not done enough.

Belgium argues that its system of wage indexation has not delivered higher inflation than Germany.

A rigidly centralised system of wage bargaining mandates annual pay rises, come what may.

The government may go still further and announce a wage freeze, or even a system of wage and price control.

The government has said it will press for reforms to the country's complex system of wage agreements.

The calls from Silva and Hilton for an enforceable living wage are no more than an attempt to provide legal justification for a continuing system of wage slavery.

The country also has a managed system of wage-setting that fails to make enough allowance for different productivity levels across the economy.Wages in Italy are set centrally too (as they are in Greece), although compensation for inflation is no longer automatic.

"If [Malthus'] theory of population is correct," Marx wrote in 1875 in his Critique of the Gotha Programme (published by Engels in 1891), "then I cannot abolish this [iron law of wages] even if I abolish wage-labor a hundred times, because this law is not only paramount over the system of wage-labor but also over every social system".

He saw the system of wages that had developed in the industrial revolution as one which robbed the workers of any interest in the goods that they were producing.

Because managers needed to be able to give rewards and bonuses at their own discretion, sticking to a centrally directed system of wages was very difficult.

The impact of health sector reform has modified critical aspects of the health workforce, including labor conditions, degree of decentralization of management, required skills and the entire system of wages and incentives.