Sentence examples for wage begins from inspiring English sources

In France, under-18s with less than six months of experience, can be at 90% of minimum wage, and inexperienced under-17s receive 80%, but full minimum wage begins at 18.

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Legal theories advocating new constitutional rights — like, say, a right to an education, or housing, or even a living wage — began to look ridiculous, and were abandoned.

He visited Seattle on April 1 to mark the day that city's minimum wage began its gradual climb to $15. Los Angeles and San Francisco passed similar $15 wage laws, though most other state and local laws have been far more modest.

His hourly wage began to approach what he had earned in the steel mill, and he was pleased with the benefits, especially health insurance, that Flabeg offered its workers.

Wages began to rise around 2006 as the migration of rural workers to Guangdong ebbed.

And economists warn that the spending recovery will fade unless wages begin to rise.

As the Resolution Foundation tells us, the real stagnation in wages began a lot longer ago than 2010 or even 2008.

In other recent recessions, wages began to ascend after about nine months of declines; this time they have continued to fall over the past 21 months.

Only in the past two years, for example, have wages begun to increase in real terms, and one study to be released next week reckons that the real earnings of the median worker last year were still 3.1% lower than in 1989.

Over the past several years economists have warned that China may be reaching the so-called Lewis Turning Point — the stage at which the rural surplus labor pool effectively runs dry and wages begin to rapidly increase.