Sentence examples for wage loss from inspiring English sources

Not since the early to mid-1990's has the wage loss been so broad.

Paid sick days will also help workers remain healthy and productive, without fear of wage loss.

In 2008, the estimated wage loss for 2,500 Chinatown restaurant workers was more than 10 million dollars.

Furthermore, some injuries, like those to the shoulder, receive particularly low benefits compared with the wage loss workers experience.

The wage loss benefits in particular are paltry fees for a corporation like the NFL, which pulls in $9bn in revenue yearly.

The Congress finds that personal injuries and illnesses arising out of work situations impose a substantial burden upon, and are a hindrance to, interstate commerce in terms of lost production, wage loss, medical expenses, and disability compensation payments.

After the 1991-93 rehiredon, rehired workers age 55 to 64 on average suffered a 27 percent wage loss, versus a 7 percent loss for workers age 25 to 34.

Not only was there no consensus on the academy panel on the size of the wage loss among native-born high school graduates, among immigration scholars there is a sharp debate over whether there is any loss at all.

Wage-loss insurance should be granted to help buffer the earnings losses of displaced workers who take new, lower-paid jobs.

Trump, influenced by Ivanka, has suggested opening the country's unemployment insurance system to new mothers, allowing them to receive wage-loss-covering funds for up to six weeks.

He adds:The 7% swing in relative wages translates into more than a $1,000 cut in annual earnings for these workers, about double the wage-loss they experienced due to the last recession.