Sentence examples for wages costing from inspiring English sources

If you had not had any unemployment charges during the previous three years, the state unemployment insurance rate would be 0.7 percent — the Illinois minimum — of the first $12,740 of each employee's wages, costing your business about $900 per year.

Writers and producers on TV's most popular reality shows, including "Pawn Stars," "The First 48," "Fatal Encounters" and "Doomsday Preppers," are plagued by long hours and stolen wages, costing them $40 million annually, or $30,000 each, per year.

Wage costs cut operating margins by four percentage points.

Still, economists say higher wages are costing Indonesia jobs.

The former argued that unaffordable wages would cost jobs.

Wage costs are creeping up.

And their profits are still quite sensitive to wage costs.

(That amounts to paying higher logistical costs in order to escape higher wage costs).

Wage costs are increasing, and wage costs are sticky, so once they get embedded in the system, it's not so easy to get them out," he said.

There are relatively high non-wage costs, including social contributions, and a high minimum wage.

Both the core rate of inflation and the increase in wage costs have edged up this year.