Sentence examples for workforce wages from inspiring English sources
But as fewer young people enter the workforce, wages are now rising faster than productivity.
If, on the other hand, individuals are eager for more hours, or to return to the workforce, wages should be falling on average for the whole economy.
As the UK economy has strengthened this year, workforce wages have overtaken price increases for the first time in six years – but this was only by 0.1%.
They deserve a place at the table where pay decisions are taken – to remind the remuneration committee about workforce wages where bosses' pay is soaring.
A typical incentive award for a top boss increased by 50% of salary compared with the previous year, while workforce wages were up by £445.
Klein charged international companies, especially those enjoying high brand recognition, with exploitation, environmental pillage, human rights abuses, kowtowing to repressive regimes, disowning their domestic workforces, wage deflation and much more besides.
While issues relating to pay can dominate discussions of workforce sustainability, wages that are commensurate with the skills and responsibility of early childhood practice have been consistently identified as a major part of an effective retention strategy (IofM and NRC 2012; International Labour Organization 2014).
Each time the influx of workers expanded the workforce and wages dropped slightly, but subsequently recovered.
Enlarging the workforce depressed wages, increasing the economic surplus available to the king.
The current situation of the elder-care workforce – low wages, long hours, inadequate training and little chance for career advancement – leads to high turnover, poor quality of life for the workforce and poor quality care for our seniors.
Giant companies such as Microsoft, GE, HSBC, American Express and Intel already employ thousands of people in India.The lure is a well-educated English-speaking workforce whose wages, compared with those commanded by Americans and Britons, are peanuts.
