Sentence examples for wage practices from inspiring English sources
The current pressure from brands, NGOs, governments, international organisations, and the media plays an important role in unravelling unfair wage practices.
Many factories are violating not just the new contract labor law, but also a 1994 law, which covered a broader set of labor and wage practices, they said.
The case underscores the efforts of Mr. Cuomo's office and the State Department of Labor to rein in unfair wage practices.
Last month, Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced that he was investigating the wage practices of several fast-food restaurants and a fast-food parent company suspected of cheating their workers out of wages.
Domingo Lopez, who owns a chain of five record stores in Jackson Heights and Elmhurst, Queens, also said he would end the stores' improper wage practices, revise bookkeeping methods and comply with labor laws.
The no-action requests also maintained that, in spite of the proponent's disclaimer, the supporting statement still addressed the wage practices (i.e., general compensation matters) of each company that received the proposal.
Support the Raise the Wage Act, which would raise the federal minimum wage to $12 by 2020 and eliminate the unfair tipped minimum wage practice.
The cobbling technique hasn't changed since 1938, but Tregurtha (wearing a pair of vellies) has introduced wild colors, eco-friendly tanning and fair-wage practices.
Much of the trouble was due to the endless disputes about the chaotic system of piece-rate payments endemic to the old wages' practices under private ownership.
Whole Foods' environmentally friendly packaging and sensitivity to fair-wage practices of manufacturers squarely deliver on millennials' desire for corporate social responsibility.
stood in solidarity with the protesters, firing off harsh words at McDonald's CEO Donald Thompson as she blasted the Oak Brook, Ill.-based company's low-wage practices outside what's considered one of the golden arch's most profitable locations.
