"wage conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the wages or salary of an employee or a group of employees, such as a union. For example, "The union negotiated new wage conditions for its members."
It also ordered up "concrete proposals" on Wednesday for steps to ensure companies comply with minimum wage conditions, for example.
New, county-level data on employment and wage conditions through June of 2010 are now out, and there are industry-level numbers for the ten largest counties.
It is in the interest of corporations to keep wages as low as possible to maximise their profit margins; it is in the interest of big business that any mechanism that enables workers to challenge the employment and wage conditions offered to them must be eliminated.
Simulated drivers operating under 'per-km' and 'per-trip' piece rate incentive systems were significantly more likely to drive while fatigued and subsequently incur all associated issues (loss of license, increased crash risk, increased fines) than those paid under 'flat-rate' wage conditions.
Opponents of sweatshop labor argue that multinational firms like Nike wrongfully exploit poor work and wage conditions in less developed countries.
"Then these doctors and nurses work essentially under slave-labor wage conditions.
The TUC accused employers of attempting to undercut the wages, conditions and union representation of existing staff.
At the heart of low pay is outsourcing and retendering that has driven down wages, conditions and staffing levels for years.
The TUC claimed the refinery owner, Total, had made an "apparent attempt to undercut the wages, conditions and union representation of existing staff".
"The smallholder growers in particular have little or no room to invest in the improvements in wages conditions and environmental practices that are needed to ensure sustainable production and trade in the longer term," he says.
Wages, conditions, and job quality are more secure for every worker in America.
