The phrase "wage range" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the range of salaries or wages that are paid for a particular job or position. Example: The company advertised a position for an administrative assistant with a wage range of $35,000 to $40,000 per year.
I keep workers in this wage range until they can do a wide range of items without problem.
But after a ferocious campaign against 40p tax by Tory backbenchers and the Conservative press, watch out for the chancellor spreading more of the gains up the wage range this time, undermining claims that this is a policy for the low-paid.
However, both the 29-year-old and McCall have admitted that he is outside the Fir Park club's wage range.
"These findings of no significant disemployment effect of minimum wages up to $13 significantly extend the minimum wage range studied in the previous literature," the authors wrote.
Set a salary or wage range for each classification of employee.
At that salary, the wage ranges between $1.50 and $2.20 an hour, based on the exchange rate of 6.3 renminbi to the dollar.
More than a collection of standard CV templates, ResumeMaker lets users check wage ranges, offers tips on negotiating a salary and includes 500 warm-up interview questions and a built-in search engine that patrols the Web looking for job openings.
More interestingly, the average shortfall per underpaid worker, i.e. the average distance from the minimum wage for workers paid less than the minimum wage ranges between 20 and 23%.
It might imply that a larger fraction of variations in wage level could be explained by the explanatory variables in higher and lower level of fixed reservation wage ranges.
The depth of violation, i.e. the average distance among the entire population from the minimum wage, ranges between 2.30 and 2.60, and as expected, it is positively correlated with the share of underpaid workers.
Goraus and Lewandowski (2016) focus on ten Central and Eastern European countries and find that on average in 2003 2012, the share of workers paid less than the minimum wage ranged from 1.0% in Bulgaria to 4.7% in Poland and Hungary, 5.6% in Latvia and 6.9% in Lithuania.
