Sentence examples for wages in which from inspiring English sources

In 1875 Walker worked out a residual theory of wages in which the shares of the landlord, capital owner, and entrepreneur were determined independently and subtracted, thus leaving the remainder for labour in the form of wages.

In this study, we obtained a result exactly consistent with the argument of downward rigidity of wages, in which wage cuts reduce layoffs and, hence, unemployment.

It may also be that language and culture barriers reduce the ability to negotiate wages in which case we might expect collective bargaining to play an important role in wages.

The only real exception I can think of is if you are working for the minimum wage, in which case it is worth keeping an eye on its current rate.

We agreed on a four day a week deal on minimum wage in which we also ensure interns get experience in the Liberal Democrat Leader's Office and in the party's Media Office, to get a real idea of Westminster life.

At home, Karl Greenfeld retreated from his parents' worry over Noah's fate by waging fantasy "wars" in which imaginary armies clashed in his house and yard.

Another key issue in determining the effect education has on wages is in which country (i.e. home country or host country) the individual acquired his education.

Find out where players earn their wages, as in which club team they play for week in week out.

Bangladesh is the world's second-leading exporter of apparel, and the domestic garment industry depends on a low wage formula in which the minimum wage is about $37 a month.

So he's not about stand idly by while the management takes back personal days and sick days and establishes a two-tier wage system in which new hires will receive lower wages and fewer benefits.

Mr. Enzi accused Ms. Smith of misleading the Senate in testifying about a New York program, Wage Watch, in which labor unions and immigrant groups worked with state officials to uncover wage-and-hour violations.