Sentence examples for wages delivering from inspiring English sources

However, the cost of living is still more than double the average rise in UK wages, delivering a real-terms pay cut for millions.

The striker's current agreement sees a significant percentage of his wages delivered on a pay-as-you-play basis.

Brand representatives have privately admitted that higher wages deliver higher productivity and lower other costs such as absenteeism and employee turnover.

Work by the Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman suggests that, above a certain point, a higher wage delivers little in terms of personal wellbeing – although low pay is not good for anyone.

But even at this late stage, the government must ensure that the national living wage can deliver an increase in people's take-home pay.

They are part of the fast growing "gig economy" in which big companies, including Hermes, rely on increasing numbers of self-employed contractors, who are not subject to the national living wage, to deliver their core services.

Notice, however, that minimum wage rates delivered to the worker do not track the firm's minimum labor costs.

The Labor Department said the "Wage and Hour Division is delivering pay for workers, not a payday for trial lawyers".

The Labor Department responded, as The Times's Steven Greenhouse reported, that the "Wage and Hour Division is delivering pay for workers, not a payday for trial lawyers".

"We're still looking at 350,000 more jobs created over the last 12 months, we're near record high levels of employment and critically the amount of vacancies are increasing and we've seen a move away from part time to full time work," he told Sky News "With strong economic growth that is delivering increasing wages which is vital to the long-term economic plan".

Unions consolidated their power by delivering better wages, working conditions and social protection to their members.