Sentence examples for wage decisions from inspiring English sources

And given the limited link between minimum wage decisions and above-award wage increases, this decrease doesn't flow through to the higher paid.

Thus it is quite reasonable that minimum wage decisions would have a close impact on the wages of other workers in those industries.

On the other hand, it could subject employers' wage decisions to much the same uncertainty that affects investment choices: firms would then be more likely to misjudge how much wages should rise.

Low income from overseas affects firms' investment, employment and wage decisions at home, argues Mr Lane.In theory, a debt-financed current-account deficit, without offsetting capital gains, will make a country poorer in the end.

In the meeting, Steve Easterbrook, the newly appointed chief executive officer, said he was "incredibly proud" of the move and said the company was not responsible for the wage decisions of its franchisees.

While for older workers the national living wage is expected to increase 25% to £9 per hour within four years, if previous "minimum wage" decisions over the past four years are anything to go by, young workers can expect to see an increase of 8%, to around £7.25 over the same period.

The Chamber minimized tumult arising from the Democratic and Republican Conventions and the Supreme Court minimum wage decision.

1969 The equal wage decision comes into force in the Australian cattle industry, foreshadowed by the mass eviction of Aboriginal people from pastoral stations in northern Australia.

Q: We had a minimum wage decision yesterday to put up the minimum wage by $18.70; it will be higher when penalty rates apply for a lot of those for retail and hospitality who get the minimum wage.

The commission is hearing a case, with a hearing set for Monday, about whether it is able to set such targets before the next minimum wage decision in mid 2017.

Federal courts tend to be deferential to the executive branch's authority to make foreign policy and war-waging decisions.