Sentence examples for that wages back from inspiring English sources
Keep in mind that wages back then were like $140 per week.
That would leave wages back at where they were in 2000 meaning nearly two decades of lost pay growth.These wage figures pose fiscal problems not just for tax revenues, but for sectoral balances too.
Think about it: if secular shifts in trade patterns are responsible, in a proximate sense, for part of Spain's move into trade deficit and Germany's move into surplus since 1999, what this says is that even if you get relative wages back to 1999 levels, Spain will still be in deficit and Germany in surplus – so you need to go beyond that point.
Now suppose that you want to get relative prices and wages back in line over the course of 5 years.
Ms. Wagoner said the lawsuit was filed under New York State law rather than federal law because the state allows suits over wage violations that go back six years, while federal wage law sets a three-year limit.
After refusing to support the bill that Congressional Democrats and the Republican White House came up with, some Senate Republicans suggested that they might be willing to support a bill that rolled back U.A.W. wages to the levels earned by U.S. workers at Japanese- and German-owned plants.
It appears that wage stagnation is back.
After a lawsuit brought by unpaid interns, Charlie Rose and his production company announced last December that they would pay back wages to as many as 189 interns.
"A lot of contracts will be with players that go back onto Premier League wages now we have gone up".
A study for the Puget Sound Sage, a coalition of labor, civic and religious organisations in Seattle, said the increased minimum wage will inject more than $500m into low-wage households that will circle back into the local economy instead of being siphoned off into the pockets of distant wealthy shareholders.
The brilliant hues, researchers say, may indicate that this group of insects has been waging an evolutionary arms race that dates back tens of millions of years.
