(1) This latest rise is intended to keep wages level with inflation.

(2) She is responsible for the determination of wage levels within this company.

(3) Deadlock over wage levels has prevented an agreement being reached.

(4) A rise in wage levels, Barton argued, encouraged employers to invest in labour-saving technology.

(5) Wage levels have risen and the absorptive capacity of industry has decreased.

(6) But his concern for profit margins kept wage levels low and he was intensely suspicious of trade unionism.

(7) He set the wage levels, the production targets, the safety standards[sentencedict .com], and he really planned the whole industry.

(8) Resultant wage levels eroded corporate liquidity and profitability, although the extent of the deterioration varied between nations.

(9) The minimum wage level is a big controversy.

(10) The new bill doesn't stipulate the actual wage level.

(11) India's central government has not set a minimum wage level across the country. It's up to individual state governments to set that level.

(12) The new bill doesn't stipulate the actual wage level. Instead, a committee appointed by the government will recommend the hourly rate, which will be decided on as early as August.

(13) The evidence for this regional divergence does not rest only on wage levels in manufacturing and mining.

(14) Expect to see new calls on the administration -- of either party -- to somehow create jobs faster and raise wage levels.

(15) Trade unions do not have the right to strike nor negotiate wage levels, which are determined by the administrative centre.

(16) These might include, for example, a commitment to certain levels of investment, wage levels or even working conditions.

(17) But on the whole, there is little evidence to suggest a link between male wage levels and fertility.

(18) A reasonable measure, say Hong Kong critics, among the currencies of countries of similar structure and similar wage levels.

(19) This is because benefits are below, and sometimes substantially below, current wage levels.

(20) Widespread wage reductions were imposed during the recession of 1906-9 and price inflation thereafter impeded the recovery of real wage levels.

(21) Under the condition of asymmetric demands, the results show that the specific relations among market size, transport rate and competitive or reservation wage level determine firms' location choice.

(22) Recently, the continuingly rising price will make more room for the increase in wage level.

(23) Therefore, when deciding the basic social insurance contributions for different enterprises, the wage level and profit should be taken into account.

(24) Among the millions with hourly earnings at or below the minimum wage level, the overwhelming majority are from multiple-earner, relatively affluent families.

(25) Compared with other types of enterprise, the private enterprises have a big gap in the hourly wage level, the social security and the welfare income and the worker's reward.

(26) The amount of incentives that can account for one over ten of the urban wage level, is rather incentive effect, but now the bonus amount "buffer to the teeth" are not enough.

(27) However, estimation on a pooled-data fix-effects AR model shows that external shock can affect the wage level only temporarily.

(28) The study discovers that most of firm-provided general training affects wage level significantly yet.

(29) We should offer equal education opportunity to everyone, improve the quality of labor force and lay the foundation for the reduction of wage disparity and the elevation of wage level.

(30) "Our family will not die from hunger, but cannot be fed with this wage level," she said.

(31) Wage level of graduates, career development, the number of doctoral and research rank is the "Financial Times" to measure the quality standards of a business school.

(32) A low payment means a low wage level and a low wage level induces the low consumption.

(33) The nominal stickiness is gradually adjusted by the price level ( wage level) as the change of the market demand and supply.

(34) Service outsourcing increases the recipient country's labor employment, and promotes its wage level and technical qualities.

(35) As part of the new law, the government will review the minimum wage level at least once every two years.