Sentence examples for wages less from inspiring English sources

Most Wal-Mart employees earn low wages, less than $10 an hour.

Long viewed as Australia's poor relation, with lower wages, less sunshine and a duller cultural life, New Zealand is booming.

"An estimated 12,850 Montana workers, or 2.9% of the workforce, received hourly wages less than $8.05 per hour in 2014," according to a department news release.

Last year the N.L.R.B. ruled that the nursing home must reinstate her and pay her back wages, less the money she has earned in her new job.

Declining wages, less than a quarter as many new jobs as in the previous eight years, smaller healthcare and pension benefits, rising poverty and the biggest increase in income inequality since the 1920s.

That will most likely translate to a lifetime of decreased economic opportunity, not to mention the $9.6 billion a 2009 Texas A&M study estimated that one year's class of dropouts costs the state over their lifetimes in lost wages, less sales tax revenue and welfare taxes, even with the money saved in the short term when they leave the school system.

The party's eventual Republican nominees, meanwhile, waged less than intense efforts in Iowa and paid no penalty.

Such inequality should be reduced through a higher minimum wage, less regressive payroll taxes and negative income taxes.

He gets occasional odd jobs, but at a wage less than half of what he made in the oil patch.

Pay above the minimum wage is legal, and no wage at all is (probably) legal, but a positive wage less than the minimum is not.

And with the apprentice minimum wage less than half the main national minimum wage, even after it rises to £3.30 in October, it is little wonder this route remains off-limits to some young people.