Sentence examples for wages around from inspiring English sources

"The Justice for Janitors campaign hopes to turn wages around," said Mr. Cohn, one of the few cleaning company executives willing to comment on the strike.

With bruised banks often limiting loan-to-value (LTV) ratios to 75%, a £43,000 deposit is needed those receiving national median wages (around £21,300) may need to save for a decade.

But the best way to fulfill my prediction that 2016 will be the year America starts turning wages around would be to elect candidates who will support and translate these examples into national policies capable of building an economy that works for all.

Supermarkets' demands for low, low prices translate into poverty wages around the world.

While the country has the lowest electricity prices in the European Union, it also has the lowest average wages, around €400 ($534) per month.

Fast-food workers, who are largely not unionized, are engaged in a multi-year campaign known as the "Fight for $15" which is supported by labor unions, to raise minimum wages around the country to $15 an hour.

Raising the income tax threshold to the equivalent of what you would earn doing a full-time job on the minimum wage (around £12,500).

To qualify for roundtable certification, growers must show they issue protective equipment to workers, provide adequate accommodation, pay the minimum wage (around 900 ringgit, or £184, per month in Malaysia) and offer healthcare and other benefits.

*BMW = Brazilian Minimum Wage (around US$190,000 in June 2007) Almost 50% of the adolescents belonged to the two lower family economic categories according to the Brazilian socioeconomic classification.

The charges laid against the subsidiary of the US Dole Food Company, is that is exploits plantation workers by paying them "starvation wages" of around £2 a week.

Big-spending Toulon are thought to have offered Mason a deal which would see him almost quadruple his wages, to around £395,000 a year.