Sentence examples for wider wage from inspiring English sources
The airport cut its wider wage bill by cutting 300 jobs last year.
Interestingly, longer periods of maternity and parental leave are associated with a wider wage gap between men and women.
The authors argue that the differences in the results are due to a wider wage dispersion and lower levels of taxation in this group of countries.
Technological and organizational changes that increase the relative productivity of skilled workers translate into wider wage gaps and, with labor market rigidities, also into lower employment for the unskilled.
The general conclusion from these and other studies on the distributive impact of trade liberalization in Argentina is that, while more openness implied a wider wage gap and thus higher levels of earnings inequality, its effects can explain a significant fraction of the total increase in the wage premium, but the unexplained part is still large.
An Osborne pre-election tax cut with something counter-intuitive such as a minimum wage increase and wider wages growth would easily burst Labour's argument.
Even in the western part of Germany, most firms no longer adhere to industry-wide wage agreements.
IG Metall has agreed to company-level exceptions from industry-wide wage deals, and Verdi has accepted pay for performance for civil servants.
She also finds that welfare inequality between higher-skilled and lower-skilled workers is greater than the already-wide wage gap alone suggests.
The SNP fears that allowing local councils to open trading laws in England and Wales could wipe out the Scottish wage premium if the large retailers set a UK-wide wage.
And they could store up problems further ahead should the venture funds perform poorly.Remarkably, this battle for talent has not so far shown up in accelerating economy-wide wage inflation.
