Sentence examples for wage differentiated from inspiring English sources

This could include wage subsidies for people being trained, a minimum wage differentiated by age, and extended periods of probation for young workers.

The cost data used in this study were based on registrations of the number of home visits to each individual participant; the duration of the visits; the type of professional delivering the care and wage costs differentiated according to profession.

Higher values of τ reduce the model economy's productivity and inequality (obviously in disposable income terms, and also in terms of gross earnings inasmuch as their distribution is more skewed but not more dispersed when fewer workers earn the more strongly differentiated wages needed to preserve investment incentives).

5 In order to reflect this popular support behind the changes in the retirement age, we consider that the legal retirement will be chosen through majority voting in a second stage by individuals differentiated at wage, being fully aware of the redistributive level and voting accordingly.

Because schools do not compete on wages, teacher assignments are differentiated by non-monetary characteristics.

We need to make it compulsory to compile gender-differentiated statistics on both wage levels and the gender balance in the individual sectors.

It should be noted, however, country dummies in equation (2) and (3) take also into account differentiated search networks and their effects on wages, thus limiting the relevance of these concerns.

This is done by examining the relation between the three task heterogeneity indexes and the corresponding median wages received (i) by all workers in each occupation and (ii) by subgroups of workers differentiated by skill levels.

It's differentiated.

Differentiated price levels are everywhere.

"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.