Sentence examples for wage represented from inspiring English sources

The businesses that opposed the $7.50 wage, represented mainly by the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, challenged a small provision in the proposed living-wage law that would allow those enforcing a living wage to have wide "access" to a workplace.

The reference wage represents the weighted average of contributions to social security over the 15 years prior to retirement (following the system before the 2011 pension reform), and where contributions made in the two years prior to retirement are indexed to inflation (Eq. 3).

The dollar value can then be calculated by multiplying the time estimates by the median hourly wage of a population similar to program participants (this wage represents the opportunity costs of their time).

Lost wages represented the wages lost by income-earners with diarrhoea or those caring for persons with diarrhoea.

Wages represent the largest portion of costs for many services companies.

Wages represent about a quarter of the airline's operating costs.

According to Gaul, employee wages represent a major cost for a discount-store company like Variety.

Martin stressed that pub wages represent about 30% of sales and a pint purchased in a pub at the national average price of about £3.50 will represent about 85p in wages.

As discussed in the literature, potential mismatches in productivity, less-updated skills, and seniority-based wages represent crucial factors that lead employers to think that older people who are searching for jobs are less incentivised to work (e.g. Buyse et al. 2013; Eichhorst et al. 2013; IMF, 2014, p.41; Baussola and Mussida 2014; Mazzola et al. 2015).

The growth of the industry combined with its low wages represents a broader polarisation that has accelerated since the financial crisis.

See also Burnett v. Commissioner (taxpayer's argument — that wages represent an equal exchange of property and, therefore, are not taxable income — was rejected).