Sentence examples for wage feeds from inspiring English sources

For the present, Mr. Fields is back in his own apartment in Ronkonkoma with a 24-hour live-in home health aide who, for little more than minimum wage, feeds, bathes, cooks and cleans house for him.

The reason is that the effect on the reservation wage feeds through to private-sector wage bargaining almost immediately, while, at the same time, fiscal balances are also directly affected.

The gulf in pay rates that now puts chief executives on 190 times average wages, feeds a widespread feeling of unfairness and the sense that the wealthiest are not shouldering their fair share of economic distress.

On economics, Abe said that Japan would soon emerge from deflation, with rising real wages feeding into the economy and stimulating productivity.

The wage barely feeds a married couple but there are few alternatives in these impoverished states.

"Inflation is likely to bobble around 3% for the next few months before heading down towards the 2% target next year, as weak wage growth feeds through to lower costs and inflation," he predicted.

A higher minimum wage that helps low-wage parents feed their children could be one important step in ensuring that no child is left behind.

A weak currency and wage indexation fed first inflation and then hyperinflation.A series of monetary and fiscal reforms in the 1990s tamed inflation and arrested the decline in relative income.

One day's work, picking vegetables in California, at below minimum wage, could feed a family of six in El Bosque for a week.

But her doing so, when enough other women do so as well, lends strength and stability to women's oppression because it makes employers perceive women as unreliable wage workers, which feeds the very stereotypical image that creates the gender wage gap in the first place (p. 199).

The same is true if it thinks that higher minimum wages will feed into higher retail prices, especially if that prompts compensatory wage demands.