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"You shouldn't be paying massive wages when you've got a stadium that holds 18,000 people".
These equalled 42.3% of gross wages when Mr Schröder first came to power.
Is it really necessary for them to freeze wages when they are making record profits?
Industrial wages, when they are paid at all, average only about $80 a month.
These workers therefore find it harder to secure higher wages when inflation picks up.
Why would owners pay British wages when they can hire crews elsewhere for much less?
Wages, when adjusted for inflation, are falling for workers across the board.
"I took a huge cut in wages when I started temping and inevitably got into debt.
This is not easy: unionised miners demand higher wages when times are good, and resist cuts when times are bad.
Employers, unable to reduce wages when times were bad, have not been raising them now that times are better.
It's a nasty affair, and as we'll see later, cutting wages when you're awash in debt creates new problems.
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