Sentence examples for win wage from inspiring English sources

For years, it has managed to win wage rises well above inflation for its members.

Last month, Delta warned that it could seek bankruptcy protection unless it was able to lower its costs and win wage and benefit cuts from its pilots' union.

It has warned it might seek bankruptcy protection if it is unable to cut costs and win wage and benefit concessions from its pilots.

Mechanics at US Airways have voted to reject pay concessions and said today that they would fight any attempt by the carrier to win wage and benefit concessions through bankruptcy court.

An inherent problem of the post-World War II settlement was that, with governments guaranteeing full employment and free collective bargaining, inflation could be contained only if unions resisted using their artificially increased bargaining power to win wage gains in excess of productivity increases.

He concluded that they were worried that rowdy Asian workers left outside traditional trade unions could actually win wage increases.

Republicans won control of both houses of 25 state legislatures, up from 14. Now some of those newly powerful Republicans have decided to check the power of public sector unions, saying they have long used their political influence to win wages and benefits that the lawmakers believe are not affordable.

Along with winning wage and benefit cuts, US Airways has begun cutting costs extensively throughout its operations.

Workers in Kuwait's oil industry went on strike last month and won wage increases from the cabinet.

Public sector employees, as well as workers in the steel and chemical industries, have recently won wage increases.

A series of miners' strikes called by Lewis in the 1940s won wage increases and new benefits for miners but alienated large segments of the public.