Sentence examples for wage scheme from inspiring English sources

The report follows accusations by employers' groups that companies would come under severe strain from the chancellor's living wage scheme, which he announced in the budget in July.

[C3.] U.S. Moves to End Wage Scheme The Justice Department moved to close what it said was a health-benefits fraud that allowed employers to disguise wages as nontaxable reimbursement for medical costs or by deducting insurance premiums improperly.

The government said it was forced to introduce the legislation after a voluntary minimum wage scheme in 2006 met with a tepid response from businesses.

The government says a lukewarm response by businesses to a voluntary minimum wage scheme in 2006 forced it to introduce the compulsory legislation.

Our findings show that even though standard relative performance pay contracts, relative to a fixed wage scheme, increase productivity, they have a dark side: they cause considerable cheating and sabotage of co-workers.

Other transport workers had joined the striking metro workers in solidarity on Friday and a big rally was planned to protest against a public sector unified wage scheme that would see their salaries reduced by up to 25%.

They also argued that Etihad and its peers, backed by deep-pocketed governments and not burdened with outdated terminals, airport taxes and rigid wage schemes, enjoyed an unfair advantage that European airlines could never match.

(It is currently on schedule to rise slowly to £9 by 2020, which has been criticised by some on the right, citing Seattle as evidence that it will eliminate jobs). In recent years, EU policymakers have raised the possibility of an EU-wide minimum-wage scheme.

One study estimating fixed effects difference-in-difference models exploiting the introduction of a wage subsidy scheme in Finland in 2006 for older workers (54+) found little effects of the scheme for the targeted group, arguing that demand for older workers may be quite inelastic and hence unresponsive to financial incentives (Huttunen et al. 2013).

But baked into these statistics are the effects of Silicon Valley's alleged wage collusion scheme.

With Rangers on the verge of making staff cuts, Whitehouse explained why a wage deferral scheme put forward by players proved unacceptable.