Sentence examples for wage is due from inspiring English sources

The minimum wage is due to rise by 14% or so in January and unemployment remains low.

The "national living wage" is due to take effect from 1 April 2016 and will see the minimum hourly rate for workers aged 25 or older increase from £6.70 to £7.20, rising to £9 by 2020.

The national living wage is due to take effect from 1 April 2016 and will push up the minimum hourly rate for workers aged 25 or older from £6.70 to £7.20.

The chancellor's national living wage, dismissed by critics as a rebranding of the national minimum wage, is due to be introduced at a rate of £7.20 an hour from next April – way below the foundation's own definition of an hourly living wage of £8.25.

This positive relationship between productivity and hourly wage is due to search frictions, in that higher-productivity jobs are more generous in regard to salary than in regard to hours of work.

In 10 of these states, the uptick in the wage is due to either new legislation passing or ballot measures that voters approved.

In a statement, the insolvency practitioner Trevor Birch, who is advising the club, said the failure to pay the first-team squad's November wages was due to "a short-term funding issue".

Anne Bulford, the BBC's finance chief, said the increase in staff and wages was due to digital projects, as well as "cyclical" jobs at major sporting events such as the World Cup and the Scottish referendum last year.

The club is £172.9m in debt and a statement said the inability to pay the wages was due to a "short-term funding issue" and "the ongoing situation surrounding the club's ownership off the field".

Considerations such as seniority and merit are still allowable grounds for pay differences under the act, but an employer must now prove that "differences in wages are due to factors other than gender and that these factors are not arbitrary but are directly related to the job duties", said Jackson during a press conference after the bill's passage.

"Wages were due as of 1 March but fortunately we have managed to sort the funding from the current board".