Sentence examples for wage inflexibility from inspiring English sources

Economists are worried that "nominal wage inflexibility" is causing unemployment.

Although this evidence on adjustment processes points to greater wage inflexibility under collective bargaining, and higher-level bargaining in particular, the studies also suggest that unionism may nonetheless facilitate flexibility along other margins of adjustment.

Collective arrangements for wage bargaining create inflexibility.

Of course, the wages, benefits, and work-rule inflexibility for which labor successfully bargained priced it out of the market after 1960, especially as postwar Europe and Japan recovered.

Free market pressures exposed the U.S. steel industry's own internal problems, which included a now-outdated manufacturing base that had been over-expanded in the 1950s and 1960s, hostile management and labor relationships, the inflexibility of United Steelworkers regarding wage cuts and work-rule reforms, oligarchic management styles, and poor strategic planning by both unions and management.

The next time you read a story about the trials and travails of low-wage workers being stuck with inflexible schedules, think it possible that this inflexibility is an unintended consequence of a law prohibiting them from taking a job that pays $8 an hour but that has a much more flexible schedule.

With The Mom Project stepping in to help tackle the issues of fair wages, daycare costs, lack of paid leave and workplace inflexibility, moms don't have to face the choice between family and career too soon.

There is total inflexibility.

This is a serious inflexibility.

Her inflexibility is killing us".

Inflexibility and extremism has a ripple effect.