Sentence examples for wage grew from inspiring English sources

California's 5th percentile wage grew by 16.3percentt, while the estimate for 5th percentile wage growth in Synthetic California was only 6.3percentt.

In the full-employment latter 1990s, this working-class real wage grew at an annual rate of 1.4percentt, more than twice the rate it's growing today.

The number of Americans earning any wage grew by two million a year in the 1990s, but at only half that rate in the first seven years of this decade.

Last month, economists at the University of Washington found that when Seattle's wage grew to $13 in 2016, low-income workers across all businesses lost an average of $125 a month because of reduced hours or job loss.

As he sees it, he has delivered unprecedented material comfort between 1999 and 2012 the average hourly wage grew over 12 times, from under 50 cents to more than $5 and his efforts are insufficiently appreciated, especially by the urban professionals among the protesters.

It comes as it emerged the number of people paid less than the living wage grew from 4.8 million to 5.2 million in the last 12 months, according to the consultants, KPMG.

"Then you want to stay and watch your wage grow," Station said.

Had the 1968 minimum wage grown at the same rate as the cost of living it would be $16 today.

In Britain, wages grew slowly until 1845.

Wages grew steadily, following a national trend.

Private-sector wages grew by 12% in 2014.