Sentence examples for wage compensating from inspiring English sources

The error terms' residuals, which we dub TASK_FITTED, are devoid of wage compensating differences associated with the task content of the occupations (since average hourly wage of that occupation is on the right-hand side in the task-wage regression).

When he writes that "lower welfare in return for a national living wage is widely recognised as a fair deal", he pretends that his wage compensates for his cuts – but he leaves many far worse off.

All the calls we hear for "taking back" the "real America," like Bill O'Reilly lamenting on election night the loss of "traditional America," the gun wage compensates them for their loss in social rank.

It must be remembered that the white group of laborers, while they received a low wage, were compensated in part by a sort of public and psychological wage.

When they did eventually find employment, the high wage would compensate for their earlier period of unemployment.

They went on to say that it's 'arithmetically impossible' for the increase in the minimum wage to compensate for cuts to tax credits.

"We shouldn't think that a higher minimum wage will compensate all low-income working families for their losses – many working households will be left significantly worse off".

Paul Johnson, the IFS director, said it was "arithmetically impossible" for the increase in the minimum wage to compensate for the loss in tax credits.

The thinktank gave short shrift to the idea that what the chancellor calls a "national living wage" will compensate for the cuts to welfare.

Willetts spoke out after the Institute for Fiscal Studies said it was "arithmetically impossible" for the new national living wage to compensate low-paid workers for the cut in tax credits.

In order to attract an additional worker, the employer has to increase slightly the wage to compensate for commuting costs of more distant individuals.