Sentence examples for wages expectations from inspiring English sources

Since workers care about real wages, expectations of higher inflation may lead to bigger wage claims, push up employers' costs and create the very inflation that employees fear.

The GEIDP addresses the persistence of gender inequity in Malmö, for example, the inequities in employment, living conditions, education and health, power and influence in society, wages, expectations, unpaid work distribution and parental leave, sexual harassment, and gender-based violence.

The questionnaire asked teachers to indicate their wage expectations for two scenarios: first, expected wages (five and 10 years after training) if they stay in teaching and second, expected wages (five and 10 years after training) if they had continued to work in their original occupation.

Rising global commodities prices and wage expectations, as well as severe droughts in China this year, are expected to fan price rises in coming months before inflation levels off again later this year, analysts believe.

This means wage expectations among employees aren't well-established; though they can expect to earn more than their U.K. peers," it says.

With nothing to fall back on, the wage expectations for many unemployed people fell.

Internship experience not only enhances employability, but it also increases wage expectations.

Some companies have set even higher wage floors more in line with living wage expectations.

As a result, wage expectations in the Chinese factories in Prato are increasing.

We need to see productivity come in to validate wage expectations," Carney said.

Mr. King also said there was little evidence that higher consumer prices had pushed up wage expectations.