Sentence examples for wage compensation from inspiring English sources

Back in 2014, N.F.L. cheerleaders sued for minimum wage compensation.

This is not a "reparations" issue; it is a wage compensation issue between Japanese companies and their former "employees".

Jeffrey M. Perloff, "Choice of Housing Tenure and Wage Compensation of Hired Agricultural Workers," Land Economics, 67(2), May 1991: 203-12.

Among his best known work is research showing that a recent resurgence of income concentration among the highest earners is largely due to increased wage compensation, such as salaries and bonuses, rather than capital income like dividends and interest.

Exactly how much less is unclear, but a most conservative estimate of volunteer-related annual savings to the tour is $26.2 million, assuming minimum wage compensation for a 50-hour week.

The orthodox view of work as a necessary evil and wage compensation for the sacrifice leads to overall impoverishment through progressive reduction of the task, division of labour and specialisation to point of tedium and alienation, argued Schumacher.

21.8 and 20.5percentt, respectively, said they would be reducing wage and salary compensation.

Non-wage compensation as a whole was more important for teachers (26.6percentthanhan for professionals (21.6percentt).

Governments must get their costs down by reducing wages, compensation and income, while cutting spending and raising taxes.

In another case, James Wasserstrom, who now serves as the anticorruption officer at the American Embassy in Kabul, is seeking $1 million in lost wages, compensation for defamation and mental distress, plus legal expenses.

It is understood from other sources, however, that the 51 players selected for this trip are costing the Lions in the region of £40,000 apiece in wages, compensation and insurance costs.