Sentence examples for worst wage from inspiring English sources

Reporters and freelance writers suffer among the worst wage stagnation of any profession in America.

To the moralistically minded, it was another warning of the worst wages of spousal betrayal.

As it turned out, I didn't have to, and Atkins wasn't what spared me the worst wages of my hunger.

But union leaders assert that unless the treaty establishing the free trade area includes strong labor protections, it will encourage companies to move operations to countries with the worst wages and working conditions, thus undermining efforts to upgrade living standards.

Union strategists see the trade bill as an opportunity to promote minimum worldwide labor standards and to make it harder for American companies to move operations overseas in search of the worst wages, working conditions and environmental standards.

Mr. Kim said many business people of Korean descent in the district felt unfairly tarred with negative stereotypes -- that Koreans rely on knockoffs of styles developed by others; that the worst wages and most abusive labor practices are found in their factories; that they dodge paying taxes.

Over the past week, American labor leaders held protest rallies in five cities and met with Latin American union officials to battle the proposed trade zone, saying it would encourage corporations to move operations to areas with the worst wages and working conditions.

If you pay the worst wages, you get the worst employees.

Included in the study is a list of what are labeled the city's worst low-wage employers and industries, those that pay inadequately and fail to offer decent benefits.

Outsourcing at its worst brings wages down to the lowest common denominator, putting pressure on pay scales in more established areas.

Imperial College London, singled out by the report as the worst offender of wage inequality, pay £364,000 a year to their president and rector.