Sentence examples for typical wage from inspiring English sources

Over the last decade or so the typical wage of a woman in her prime has hovered around 80 percent of the typical wage for a man.

Its unemployment rate is low; the typical wage is 54% higher than the national average.

The typical wage for nonunion construction laborers in Texas is just $10 an hour — about $20,000 a year.

I later tried to verify whether this was a typical wage for skilled labor in Dubai, but couldn't come up with a specific number.

That's not achievable at today's federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour, or at the typical  wage for fast food workers, about $9.00  an hour.

France has the rich world's highest wage floor, at more than 60% of the median for adults and a far bigger fraction of the typical wage for the young.

The figures will fuel the debate about living standards before the general election, and about whether the government has done enough to protect the typical wage-earner.

If the unofficial inflation measure RPIJ is used, which includes some housing costs, typical wages will remain well below the 2008 level until well into the next decade.

Most of the rewards from renewed growth are going to the wealthy, with top pay and profits forging ahead as typical wages stagnate.

Over the past 25 years American incomes have become less equally distributed, typical wages have grown surprisingly slowly for such a healthy economy and the real wages of the least skilled have actually fallen.

"But it really goes far beyond the typical wages and benefits story.