worker's wage

How come - as an average number - basically none of the growth goes to the ordinary worker's wages?

If the Roman worker's wage fell below the poverty line, he would have to give up his apartment.

The average worker's wage dropped 2.3 percent (in real terms) during the fiscal year that ended March 31.

The wealthy take nothing from me, but the public sector takes more than 40% of even the poorest worker's wages.

An average worker's wage is the mean salary of a group of workers.

Full-time union officials to be regularly elected and receive no more than a worker's wage.

During the 1950's and 60's the income from agriculture for many of these small farmers was lower than the average factory worker's wage.

In return, the center gives the employer half the worker's wages until the worker is fully trained, up to 26 weeks.

Why not adjust retirees' benefits so they rise in lock step with the average worker's wage?

However, additional years of schooling, beyond 9 or 10 years, have little effect on worker's wages.

Half of the payments are made by the employer and half comes form the worker's wages.

A pay reference period is usually the period of time for which a worker's wage is actually paid.

The peasant immediately earns more from his increased harvest, but it takes longer for production incentives to show up in a worker's wages.

I proposed to him a bet using what Julian considered the best measure of a resource's value: how it compares with the average worker's wage.

Chile's health care system is funded by a universal income tax deduction equal to 7% of every worker's wage.

Under that bill, a large company like Pizza Hut would have to pay no more than 12 percent of a worker's wages for insurance premiums.

Two pence per week were deducted from the worker's wages to go towards the financing of the sports activities in the Railway.

Why, the supporters of withholding ask, should a worker's wages be taxed each week, while a bondholder need only pay once a year?

Accommodation is provided by their employer six days a week who deducts rent of £45 a week from the worker's wages.

The use of a subcontractor decreases a worker's wages since a portion is kept by the subcontractor.

This plan would not base the subsidies on total payrolls, as Mr. Clinton wanted, but on each worker's wage.

According to Labor Department statistics, the purchasing power of an average nonsupervisory worker's wage has fallen about 1.5 percent since the summer of 2003.

This approach is based on the assumption that a Federal worker's wage rate reflects their productivity and the scarcity of their skills in the labor market.

The gap between the average worker's wage and company directors has widened over the last three decades with some chief executive roles increasing by 4,000 per cent.

Moreover, despite the fact that corruption and inequality were rife under Batista, Cuban industrial worker's wages rose significantly.