Sentence examples for wages for work from inspiring English sources

The Ombudsman recently upheld a complaint from a prison inmate who had to open a bank account to receive wages for work he was doing under prison guidance.

Moving jobs abroad boosts firms' productivity and profits and so enables them to take on more workers at home, which pushes up the wages for work that cannot easily be outsourced abroad.

A14 Judge Rules Against Workers A federal judge in San Francisco has dismissed a lawsuit by Mexican laborers seeking to recoup savings withheld from their wages for work in the United States dating to the 1940's.

A federal judge in San Francisco has dismissed a lawsuit by Mexican laborers seeking to recoup savings withheld from their wages for work in the United States dating to the 1940's.

Some labor organizations, though, have been pressing the government to stop taking action against undocumented workers and instead go after companies for recruiting and hiring them at low wages for work in hazardous jobs.

Lower tax rates on coupon-clipping income than on wages for work, the law that allows those hedge-fund titans to treat their work income as investment income ("carried interest") for tax purposes, the myriad "legitimate business expense" provisions of the tax code under which the rest of us subsidize the high life in executive suites and corporate jets — these, too, are "entitlements".

At St . Joseph Collegein Hartford, Phil Malinoski, director of financial aid, said starting wages for work-study jobs on campus had increased from minimum wage to $7 to be competitive with off-campus jobs.

"You can take the Spanish situation for example, where controllers have been paid incredibly high wages for working overtime," Mr. Redeborn said.

There is an inevitable trade-off between rising health care costs and things liberals really care about, like access to college and good wages for working Americans.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt saw the cruel social inequities that had been exacerbated by the Great Depression and created the Works Progress Administration, which provided decent wages for working men to provide for their families.

Connecticut must reorder its priorities and pursue public policies that address the foundations of children's academic success: health care, nutrition and living wages for working parents, along with high-quality teachers, a strong curriculum and well-financed schools.