Sentence examples for the current hourly from inspiring English sources

Under NMW laws introduced in 1999, anyone who "works" is entitled to the current hourly rate.

Unite said a £1.50 increase from the current hourly rate of £6.31 was affordable because it would generate an estimated £2.1bn in revenues for the public purse and create at least 30,000 jobs.

It's being reported that after trialling a new payment model, which Deliveroo claims has been a success, the company will begin paying riders a fixed fee per deliver of £3.75 rather than the current hourly rate of £7 per hour plus £1 per delivery.

It was reported that after Deliveroo trialled what it described as a successful new payment model, the company would start paying drivers a fixed fee per deliver of £3.75 rather than the current hourly rate of £7 per hour plus £1 per delivery.

In the domestic arena, he balanced the budget, oversaw an economy that increased everyone's standard of living, expanded Social Security coverage to 10 million self-employed farmers, doctors and other professionals, and raised the minimum wage to a level that, adjusted for inflation, exceeds the current hourly rate.

It shifted the burden of retiree health care off their books and paved the way for them to replace up to 20% of their workforce at $15 an hour, not the $28 that current hourly employees earn.

The current average hourly wage of McDonald's US workers is $9.01, according to the company.

Within weeks of taking over as chief executive earlier this month, Easterbrook announced plans to increase its US staff's minimum wage to $9.90, from the current average hourly wage of $9.01.

The current average hourly wage in the state is $16.16.

Chrysler's large profits in 2012 will directly benefit its current hourly work force.

Under Alaska's current hourly wage rate of $7.75, Turkington says he's able to keep costs down for at-home long-term care that's roughly half the cost of staying at a nursing facility or some assisted-living homes.