Sentence examples for wages created from inspiring English sources

This year, strikes against a freeze on public sector wages created transportation chaos and forced a temporary closure of schools and hospitals.

This year, strikes against a freeze on public sector wages created transportation chaos and forced a temporary closing of schools and hospitals.

The fact that elites advocated mass unemployment, as a downward pressure on wages, created the firewood; overtly militarised and genocidal fascist groups lit the spark.

First, during the last recession, a job creation program that temporarily subsidized workers' wages created hundreds of thousands of jobs with a large bang-for-buck.

The signal failure of Republican economic policy since the 1990s has been the absence of an agenda — apart from the temporary ascendance of "compassionate conservatism" — addressed to the turbulence that the Reagan revolution helped unleash, and the pressure on middle and working class wages created by the combination of global competition and surging health care costs.

And young people who used to buy houses can't afford to invest thanks to elevated unemployment and weak wages created by the financial crisis.

This in turn will make it easier to justify higher wages, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of higher growth.

Overhauling our business-tax system will increase wages, create jobs, bring back capital and investment and make the United States an inviting place to do business.

The greater risk to the world economy is that a recession and falling house prices would add to Americans' existing concerns about stagnant real wages, creating more support for protectionism.

Those who choose to sneer are being churlish; few things affect our lives as much as the health of the firms that pay our wages, create wealth and, in the process, raise or diminish our standard of living.

Often the process involves the loss of jobs in one sector followed by the creation of them in another as increased productivity and profits – redistributed in the form of increased wages – creates demand elsewhere in the economy.