"wage policy" is a correct and usable term in written English.
Generally, you would use this term when talking about rules or regulations regarding wages, such as pay rates, overtime, bonuses, and other types of compensation. For example, "The new wage policy specifies that all employees must receive at least the state minimum wage and that overtime must be paid for any hours worked beyond the normal 40-hour workweek."
A minimum wage policy would help me a lot.
The Trades Union Congress has criticised the new wage policy as unfair to under-25s.
WASHINGTON — A real debate over wage policy on the Senate floor.
Of those pledges, only the minimum wage policy is not shared with Labour – who the SNP may be in a position to cooperate with after the general election.
He fell out with the right wing of the party over his support for a government incomes (wage) policy and his liberal attitude toward immigration.
The approach is controversial because it touches some of the most sensitive areas of policy — like taxation and wage policy — where many nations guard their sovereignty jealously.
George Osborne's budget, delivered on Wednesday, excluded under-25s from a flagship living wage policy, banned them from claiming housing benefit, and scrapped grants for low-income students.
Robert Gaffney, the Suffolk County executive, has vetoed a bill that would establish a mandatory minimum wage policy for the county's vendors, contractors and subcontractors.
This will benefit over 1 million workers on national minimum wage and marks the start of a welcome new phase in minimum wage policy.
Although state governments have little say in wage policy, the gap in Hesse between the SPD and the CDU has narrowed to four percentage points, from nearly 20 when Mr Koch won an absolute majority in 2003.
Moreover, the article forgets the fact that since 1997 the two main trade unions and the employers association are setting wage increases basing on an informal wage policy (the Interconfederal Collective Bargaining Agreements).
