Sentence examples for wage back from inspiring English sources

Working in Frankfurt, she grew accustomed to earning more than the average wage back home in Bialystok, in eastern Poland.

It is a fifth of the £230 a month estimated by the Asia Floor Wage Alliance to be the minimum required for a living wage back in 2013.

In our booming, prosperous capital, 640,000 workers are paid less than the London Living Wage; back in 2007, it was 420,000.

It took some courage when my own organisation became the first national care organisation to pay the living wage back in April 2014.

However, the proposals never follow through on the worldview – if it is a priority to get this "benefits bill under control", moving the deadline for an £8 per hour minimum wage back to 2019 (from 2020) isn't, by anybody's calculation, going to do it.

When I met with him in his parish, in a tidy, paneled office near the imposing 18th-century church that looks over the city plaza, Martinez traced for me the moral justification for a living wage back to the encyclicals of Popes Leo XIII and Pius XI and John Paul II, in which the pontiffs warned against the excesses of capitalism.

The shadow business secretary, Angela Eagle, said: "If there are allegations of non-payment of the national minimum wage, backed with evidence, these should be ruthlessly and forensically investigated by the authorities".

He agreed to pay back wages and reinstitute salary payments to the officer corps.

"Most of my classmates sent part of their meager wages back home to support their little brothers' and sisters' education.

With rapid growth in their own economies, wages back home rise too, and the supply of emigrants will eventually drop.

Now suppose that you want to get relative prices and wages back in line over the course of 5 years.