Sentence examples for wages delay from inspiring English sources
By contrast, an educated girl is more likely to earn higher wages, delay childbirth, and have fewer, healthier children who are themselves more likely to attend school, prosper, and participate in democratic processes.
Other common abuses include: the absence of employment contracts, no sick pay, no holiday pay or distorted forms of holiday pay (such as holiday pay being incorporated into wages), delayed payment of wages, no breaks, line-management bullying and unfair dismissal.
Doctors, nurses, and hospital staff in Liberia went on strike in August over low wages, delayed or lack of payment, and poor benefits.
As the pension system becomes more redistributive the majority of the population, those with wages below the mean wage, will delay their optimal legal retirement ages.
Slowing job growth paired with low wages could delay an interest rate hike, according to Paul Ashworth, chief US economist at Capital Economics.
Pets will increasingly replace children as millennials face declining wages and delay entering adulthood longer than ever.
Fedetovas said that the wage delay was because of an unexpected shortfall in income.
Since the first wage delay in October, Hearts have four wins from 11 matches - three of which have come in the current four-match unbeaten run.
In response to the coverage of the wage delay, a statement from the club read: "Mr Romanov has confirmed that he will stand by the club and continue to support it to the extent it remains reasonable as he continues to fight against what he and an increasing number of supporters and associates are seeing as an orchestrated campaign against him personally and, by association, the club.
But the interest of leading Democrats in protecting union wages means delaying a vote until necessary to allow negotiations to gain a foothold.
