"wage package" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to the total compensation that an employee receives from an employer, including salaries, bonuses, benefits, etc. For example: "Employees at this company will receive an attractive wage package with a competitive wage and health benefits."
"A competitive and fair wage package is a must," he said in a statement.
Pension funds or health benefit funds are basically part of the wage package".
"This list is never really talked about as a package, so no one knows that Obama has a wage package.
Senators approved a bill to make it harder for people to declare bankruptcy, but tacked on the contentious minimum wage package.
He would be an expensive foil, even at a revised wage package nearer £170,000 a week and a £4m loan fee, but Chelsea can afford it.
The publishers have already offered the two guild units the basic wage package that set the pattern for settlements with the craft units.
The proposal would also create a two-tier system, in which employees hired after September 2011 would receive less attractive benefit and wage packages.
It would have also created a two-tier system, in which employees hired after September 2011 would receive less attractive benefit and wage packages.
They also handed a lot of taxpayer funds to GM, which just lost it all, so that the unions would not have to renegotiate their fat retirement and wage packages.
Finally, although some strategies such as competitive wage packages, training/growth opportunities and professional development are viewed as both a recruitment and retention incentive, other strategies do not overlap and are appropriate for only one of the two tasks.
If the legislature approves a minimum-wage package, it would avoid taking the issue to the ballot.
