(1) The wages of sin is death. 

(2) An advance on wages was made.

(3) A postman's wages are 180 per week.

(4) There are extra benefits for people on low wages.

(5) Does mass unemployment depress wages?

(6) Wages are paid on Fridays.

(7) Tax and insurance are deducted from your wages.

(8) His wages are three hundred dollars a week.

(9) He busked to supplement his meagre wages.

(10) When wages are high, prices are high.

(11) Official statistics show real wages declining by 24%.

(12) She eked out her wages by working Sundays.

(13) My wages have increased this year.

(14) He received triple wages for all his extra work.

(15) He got a raise in his monthly wages.

(16) Our company has decided to computerize its wages department.

(17) The builders were collecting their wages from the site hut.

(18) I think your demand for higher wages is perfectly reasonable.

(19) The wages of clerks were on a par with those of manual workers.

(20) My employer deducted ten pounds from my wages this week.

(21) People earning low wages will find it difficult to pay for childcare.

(22) The corporate giants try to drive down wages in order to make superprofits.

(23) The law obliges companies to pay decent wages to their employees.

(24) The principal shall be obliged to pay the wages to the employees.

(25) He that serves God for money will serve the devil for better wages. 

(26) The management decided to economise by cutting the dead wood from the workforce[sentence dictionary], thus reducing the wages bill.

(27) The Great Revolt of 1381 may have been caused by attempts to keep wages down.

(28) The next big issue confronting the workers is the question of wages.

(29) The Spring Festival comes, SMS reports; New Year greetings, wish you smile; life is happy, good luck over; double wages, have both fame and wealth, opportunities around; health need; a text message, all is well.

(30) Too much opposition was set up against the government's plan to control wages and prices, so that they had to cease it.

(1) An advance on wages was made.

(2) There are extra benefits for people on low wages.

(3) Does mass unemployment depress wages?

(4) Wages are paid on Fridays.

(5) Tax and insurance are deducted from your wages.

(6) His wages are three hundred dollars a week.

(7) He busked to supplement his meagre wages.

(8) When wages are high, prices are high.

(9) Official statistics show real wages declining by 24%.

(10) She eked out her wages by working Sundays.

(11) My wages have increased this year.

(12) He received triple wages for all his extra work.

(13) He got a raise in his monthly wages.

(14) Our company has decided to computerize its wages department.

(15) The builders were collecting their wages from the site hut.

(16) I think your demand for higher wages is perfectly reasonable.

(17) The wages of clerks were on a par with those of manual workers.

(18) My employer deducted ten pounds from my wages this week.

(19) People earning low wages will find it difficult to pay for childcare.

(20) The management decided to economise by cutting the dead wood from the workforce, thus reducing the wages bill.

(21) The corporate giants try to drive down wages in order to make superprofits.

(22) The law obliges companies to pay decent wages to their employees.

(23) The principal shall be obliged to pay the wages to the employees.

(24) The Great Revolt of 1381 may have been caused by attempts to keep wages down.

(25) The next big issue confronting the workers is the question of wages.

(26) Too much opposition was set up against the government's plan to control wages and prices, so that they had to cease it.

(27) The management decided to economize by cutting the dead wood from the workforce,thus reducing the wages bill.

(28) My employer deducted a pound from my wages this week.

(29) She gets various perquisites in addition to her wages.

(30) A prudent man saves part of his wages.

(31) The management decided to economize by cutting the dead wood from the workforce,thus reducing the wages bill.

(32) My employer deducted a pound from my wages this week.

(33) Their wages are barely enough to keep the wolf from the door.

(34) They average up the wages of the lower-paid teachers.

(35) The wages due to him will be paid tomorrow.

(36) Wages of sin is death.

(37) Her wages are below the income tax threshold.

(38) The workers demanded that their wages should be raised.

(39) His employer has increased his wages.

(40) Controlling wages is the linchpin of the Government'spolicies.

(41) Textile weavers receive low wages in the rural areas.

(42) There are fears that rising wages will reignite inflation.

(43) What were your aggregate wages last year?

(44) Are wages keeping pace with inflation?

(45) She gets various perquisites in addition to her wages.

(46) Reed worked so well that they doubled his wages.

(47) Wages have been frozen and workers laid off.

(48) The industry employs illegal immigrants at knock-down wages.

(49) Rising prices neutralize increased wages.

(50) The firm decided to computerize its wages department.

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(51) Wages were effectively frozen for six months.

(52) The bus drivers are striking for higher wages.

(53) Wages are not keeping up with inflation.

(54) They bargained over the level of wages.

(55) Improved productivity justifies an increase in wages.

(56) His wages are $460 a week.

(57) His wages were swallowed up by his wine bills.

(58) They were on starvation wages .

(59) Unions pushed for higher wages.

(60) Low wages mean a hand-to-mouth existence for many people.

(31) The difference between your wages and mine is negligible.

(32) The men are sticking out for higher wages.

(33) His wages were pitifully inadequate for the needs of his growing family.

(34) The increase of wages is proportional to the rise in prices.

(61) I pay tax out of my wages every week.

(62) Their wages were increased by 12%.

(63) Wages and prices have skyrocketed.

(64) They're sticking out for higher wages.

(65) A prudent man saves part of his wages.

(66) Women were conditioned to expect lower wages than men.

(67) The soldiers had mutinied over the non-payment of wages.

(68) The difference between your wages and mine is negligible.

(69) He was prepared to take a drop in wages.

(70) My firm pays high wages.

(71) She relies on tips to top up her wages.

(72) Are wages keeping up with inflation?

(73) Wages are failing to keep up with inflation.

(74) The men are sticking out for higher wages.

(75) The workers are still holding out for higher wages.

(76) The boys are bringing in good wages every week.

(77) The smaller shops pay very low wages.

(78) A thief snatched her handbag containing her wages.

(79) Wages are not keeping pace with inflation.

(80) His wages have gone up.

(81) Prices have risen but wages have not risen proportionately.

(82) If you're late,[] your wages will be docked.

(83) Wages were sixpence a week within living memory.

(84) The men were fighting for higher wages.

(85) The report relates high wages to/with labour shortages.

(86) Wages account for less than half of the budget.

(87) We refused to pay them their wages.

(88) Workers demanded fair wages and better working conditions.

(89) Her wages fluctuate between £150 and £200 a week.

(90) The boss docked $50 from his wages.

(91) Full employment pushed up wages.

(92) Even this arrangement did not keep wages abreast of the rising living cost.

(93) The workers lived in poor conditions and were paid starvation wages.

(94) Is it a logical necessity that higher wages will lead to higher prices?

(95) The management reacted to the demand of workers by increasing their wages since April.

(96) The company says it is unable to meet the workers' demands for higher wages.

(97) In other comparable countries real wages increased much more rapidly.

(98) The documentary turned the spotlight on the low wages paid to manual workers.

(99) In absolute terms British wages remain low by European standards.

(100) She gets tips as well as her wages, so she's really raking it in.

(101) Fixed wages and lack of promotion act as a disincentive to employees.

(102) If you agree to my terms -- free meals and good wages — I will work for you.

(103) Unemployment, inflation, and low wages are all part of the same economic syndrome.

(104) His wages were pitifully inadequate for the needs of his growing family.

(105) Many young Japanese engineers have been lured to the Middle East by the promise of high wages.

(106) The balance of the wages was devoted to new books on flower culture.

(107) They kept back five dollars from her wages for income tax.

(108) His wages are barely enough to keep body and soul together.

(109) Those workers earned less money because of deductions for medical insurance from their wages.

(110) The dispute is about wages,[] working conditions and the management of the mining industry.

(111) He sweetened the pill by increasing wages, although by slightly less than he raised prices.

(112) The government has been forced to cut spending and freeze public-sector wages.

(113) They kept back some of his wages to pay for the damage.

(114) The court awarded the women $100 000 each to recompense them for nine years of lost wages.

(115) He had the temerity to ask for higher wages after only a day's work.

(116) If prices go up, wages will go up too - that's just logic.

(117) The effect will be to increase unemployment and force down wages.

(118) The staff don't mind the new work schedule but they would jib at taking a cut in wages.

(119) The cost of your uniform will be deducted from your wages.

(120) In practice women receive much lower wages than their male colleagues.

(121) In absolute terms, wages have risen, but not in comparison with the cost of living.

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

(123) If money wages remain constant and price levels rise, real wages fall.

(124) To be competitive, they paid low wages and cut corners on health and safety.

(125) The security van that brings our wages always varies its route.

(126) She'd laid aside a few pounds each week from her wages.

(127) The increase of wages is proportional to the rise in prices.

(128) The University has docked lecturers' pay/wages by 20% because of their refusal to mark examination papers.

(129) Wages rose by 2.9% last year, but real earnings still fell by 1.3%.

(130) The company is putting up wages in an attempt to head off a strike.

(131) The government has set a wages and prices ceiling of 10%.

(132) Wages have fallen by more than twenty percent during the past two months.

(133) They keep back 30 % of their wages for a special fund.

(134) The waiters get good tips over and above their wages.

(135) The money will have to come out of your wages.

(136) They earn wages below the decency threshold set by the EU.

(137) The employers and the union leaders have agreed an acceptable formula for wages.

(138) There are three reasons for my resignation. First, I am dissatisfied with my wages; secondly, the hours are too long; and thirdly, there is little chance of promotion.

(139) Their ideas are simple populism - tax cuts and higher wages.

(140) Average wages have increased in line with the cost of living.

(141) Wages are paid weekly.

(142) I want the best man for the job and will pay the best wages; money no object.

(143) ￡200 will be stopped from your wages next month to pay for the damage.

(144) With high interest rates and a wages freeze[/wages.html], many householders are only just managing to keep their heads above water.

(145) The rise in wages cut into the profits of the company.

(146) Besides his regular wages,the chauffeur picks up money in tips.

(147) New regulations on the wages for holiday jobs in the college were proclaimed.

(148) I'll go for another job if my wages stay down after 3 months.

(149) The work of calculating wages can be done by a computer.

(150) The main business of this meeting is our wages claim.

(151) Things were difficult, and we needed her wages to keep going.

(152) As the wages were low, there were few applicants for the job.

(153) Increasing unionization led to demands for higher wages and shorter hours.

(154) The reform program has brought unacceptably high unemployment and falling wages.

(155) Their wages do, however, allow them a degree of independence.

(156) A drop in wages has meant that these families have moved down the social and economic scale.

(157) The manager has receded from his promise to increase wages.

(158) It's necessary to put the wages up on the basis of increasing production.

(159) The low wages came as something of a shock to her system.

(160) The workers would never agree to take a cut in wages.

(161) In protest against the wages cut, the workmen decided on sitting in at the factory.

(162) According to the hypothesis of some economists, increased wages may give rist to the high cost of living.

(163) The strikers want higher wages, which state governments say they can't afford.

(164) Minimum pensions and wages are to be indexed to inflation.

(165) The difference between her wages and yours is only fractional.

(166) Expenditure on the project breaks down as follows:wages $10m, plant $4m, raw materials $5m.

(167) Even if wages are relatively cheap, electricity is not.

(168) Traditionally, miners commanded higher wages than other workers.

(169) To cushion the blow, wages and pensions were increased.

(170) Low wages come back to supply and demand.

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(171) If workers believe inflation is likely to accelerate, they will demand high enough wages to compensate for expected increases in prices.

(172) Corporations no longer brag about their generous benefits; instead they take pride in offering stingy benefits and low wages.

(173) Yet the wages paid to the workers for their labour are well below the value of the goods they produce.

(174) And to his credit, he acknowledged the problem of low wages and our deteriorating public transit system.

(175) Wages as such and therefore wage differentials do not exist in many kibbutzim.

(176) It does not necessarily follow that decent wages and working conditions with fewer hours mean a higher cost to the consumer.

(177) In pastoral Suffolk fewer than half this class were dependent on wages, presumably younger men who were not yet cottagers.

(178) The government levies a capital tax with the proceeds being used to subsidize wages, so that and.

(179) As a result they have traditionally commanded higher wages than most other manual workers.

(180) Worst off were those whose wages were denominated in dollars, but who were paid in rubles.

(181) During the suppression of the agrarian unrest of 1830 he attempted, unsuccessfully, to improve the wages of labourers around Dorchester.

(182) It has also resorted to austerity policies which have affected prices, employment and real wages.

(183) Labor shortages were not going to be driving up wages for a long time to come.

(184) Births fell and employment and real wages worsened in almost all industrial economies in the early 1930s.

(185) The fund provided him with an emergency grant for unreimbursed medical bills and lost wages.

(186) What was needed was a wider distribution of the profits of industry, especially through higher wages.

(187) The revolution, through state control, has given agricultural labourers greater security and better wages by turning them into state employees.

(188) Some of them supplemented wages from the great estates with tiny holdings, where they were lucky enough to have them.

(189) Preferences in politics can include anything from higher wages, a cleaner environment, world peace, or the realization of democracy.

(190) Of course these wages do not include the company's pension contributions to the individuals concerned.

(191) The next highest figures were 17 percent who put benefits above wages, and another 17 percent who preferred career advancement opportunities.

(192) This resulted in downward pressure on wages as many workers competed for scarce jobs.

(193) They criticized his flat tax plan because it would tax wages but not investments.

(194) The lender releases money to the borrower(), who then uses the money to pay wages and other expenses of the harvest.

(195) Some analysts emphasize rising productivity and rising wages in the market economy that have made work outside the home increasingly profitable.

(196) She asked the pastor, Will you lobby big business and the Legislature and get them to raise wages for women?

(197) High unemployment, non-payment of state wages and pensions and official cronyism and corruption will all be election issues.

(198) Suppose that the union lifts the level of wages above the perfectly competitive market clearing wage, thus creating some unemployment.

(199) Real-wage reductions are very difficult and disruptive if they have to take the form of lower money wages.

(200) Nor do the wages from the plantations compensate the families left in the villages for this loss of labour.

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(201) Hazardous jobs include the risks of both death and injury, and the extra wages compensate both risks.

(202) They could deduct wages, but not interest costs, most other taxes or fringe benefits.

(203) Managers were told what to make and were sent the necessary materials, components, people, and money for wages.

(204) A recruiter entices the poor and the homeless with promises of employment, good wages, food and shelter.

(205) Federal law currently requires employees who work more than 40 hours in one week to be paid overtime wages.

(206) Disputes about unpaid wages and deteriorating working conditions attracted widespread violence against activists, as union rights were restricted.

(207) Payroll taxes are levied only on wages and salaries-not profits, interest, dividends, or capital gains.

(208) The Trotskyist movement has long advocated a sliding scale of wages to meet the rising cost of living.

(209) As for the athletics scholarships, these are not wages in the normal sense.

(210) This observation did appear to conform with the actual behaviour of money wages in the interwar period, particularly in Britain.

(211) Sheila had been enthusiastic, Annie icy and antagonistic to the idea of wages for housework.

(212) Accumulation through dynamic expansion would be halted when the need for more workers drove up wages and eroded profits.

(213) The essential characteristics of those who work to create profit in return for wages have remained the same despite surface changes since Marx.

(214) They built alliances to win decent wages, decent working conditions.

(215) Robins is clearly annoyed by the wages package at a time when the Sky Blues are making heavy losses.

(216) Unexpected overtime, low wages and complicated antisocial hours are features for many care assistants.

(217) Temporary appropriations for paying civil servants' wages and unemployment and sickness benefits will have run out by then.

(218) Inflation, wages and employment In 1990 consumer-price inflation averaged 20 percent and real wages fell.

(219) Experience suggests that they will only pay wages comparable with those in industry when circumstances force them to do so.

(220) The unions threatened a further general strike on Aug. 22-23 if basic food subsidies and wages were not increased.

(221) The general level of wages exceeded the marginal disutility of employment.

(222) Swore Ramprakash was fined the maximum two weeks wages - around ￡750 - for that and severely warned about his future conduct.

(223) But workers were paid low wages, lived mostly in overcrowded bunkhouses and were subjected to daily body searches and internal scans.

(224) He put himself through school with wages earned as a carpenter.

(225) They can also shift employees to other departments or require contractors to hire them at comparable wages and benefits.

(226) Neighbourliness among the poor suffered greatly during the inter-war years, when unemployment rather than low wages became the chief cause of poverty.

(227) It is hardly surprising that real wages rose less rapidly than productivity and hence that profitability and competitiveness improved.

(228) This would be achieved through cuts in the civil service, the freezing of public-sector wages and the privatization of state enterprises.

(229) They signed a co-operation agreement on employment policy, training, and wages policy.

(230) In fact, because of deflation, the wages of those working actually went up, in effect.

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(231) I stuck some in once when we were a bit short and the old bat threatened to stop it out of my wages.

(232) When taxes were increased, wages and benefits were also increased accordingly.

(233) Therefore, on any given project, a manageable chunk will be completed to secure enough cash for wages.

(234) Wages at the Amazon Philharmonic average about $ 1,600 a month.

(235) Staff accepted lower wages because Virgin seemed to be a more agreeable place to work than anywhere else in the record industry.

(236) The rest was shunted back and forth between capitalists and workers as wages chased prices and viceversa.

(237) Such profits are endangered by the strike by about 500 United Auto Worker members who are demanding a contract with higher wages.

(238) The workers have still not been compensated for their loss of wages.

(239) Already, wages in the border town are higher than inside the country.

(240) I remember when sick pay and conditions were added and when, under the wages councils, wage rates were raised.

(241) Doubts then began to arise as to whether a single generalization on wages would suffice.

(242) A further decline in real wages, benefits, and working conditions.

(243) If the ith labour market initially experiences excess demand money wages will rise at a rate.

(244) Bert Weald was the first to enter and he put his cross to mark the receipt of his year's wages.

(245) Even some certified conservatives cringe at the thought of embracing a measure that taxes wages far more than investment income.

(246) The single man on average wages will think carefully before welcoming such an impost.

(247) Perhaps so, but the great economist also saw it as confirming evidence of improving real wages.

(248) The downsizing of big firms with high wages and good fringe benefits continues at an unrelenting pace.

(249) Instead, he might be cursed with one who would rob him blind and charge him three-times the wages for the privilege.

(250) Maternity pay - 90 percent of the employee's usual wages for a six-week period - unfortunately does not come automatically.

(251) At the same time the downward rigidity of wages prevented social demand from cumulative collapse.

(252) The influence of wages is more difficult to assess because cause and effect are entangled with one another.

(253) Women continue to be denied fringe benefits and wages equivalent to those received by men.

(254) The hon. Gentleman spoke with anxiety of the possibility of a rise in miners' wages as a consequence of this Bill.

(255) Secondly(), it is often argued that farm workers are compensated for their low wages by a cornucopia of payments in kind.

(256) Up to 60, 000 temporary jobs are expected to pump an estimated $ 2 billion in wages into the local economy.

(257) Miners demanded a standard rate throughout the country to equalize wages.

(258) The cost to an employer of employing his workers includes government levies of 11.45% of wages paid.

(259) With rising rural population and the end of the cereal boom, farm wages away from industrial areas simply stagnated.

(260) Even when she was too tired to read she sought escape in romance-cubes she spent all her wages on at the Madreidetic shop.

(261) He reckoned the armful of red roses would have cost the policeman his week's wages.

(262) As is typical of most women's paid employment,[http:///wages.html] this work is not considered particularly skilled and wages are low.

(263) That too often meant that jobs went abroad to places with very low wages and dire standards of living.

(264) The simultaneous interaction of the membership demand curve and the wage demand curve determines equilibrium wages, membership, and employment.

(265) Only recently have workers in the formerly Communist countries started to compete with workers in the first world for jobs and wages.

(266) Under these circumstances, the wages of many different types of labour are determined by the process of collective bargaining.

(267) He just does not want to pay his players decent wages.

(268) We need to give breaks to those companies offering higher wages, insurance and career benefits.

(269) A January report by a federal advisory commission suggested a possible increase from 6. 2 percent of wages to 7 percent.

(270) We will assume that both countries continue to produce good 3, so that wages are equalized.

(271) With a 60 percent increase in consumer prices reported, there were therefore substantial increases in real wages for many workers.

(272) The article is based on the institute's exacting study of wages in the health care professions.

(273) Wives of rocket forces troops in Siberia blocked the road to the missile silos in 1998 to protest unpaid wages.

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(274) Even though the real wages and living standards of the proletariat may rise, its members will become poorer in relation to the bourgeoisie.

(275) In the above account the distinction between changes in money wages and changes in real wages has been deliberately blurred.

(276) Must rising wages and expanding production hit a brick wall, leading to layoffs and falling output?

(277) Table 4 shows the proportion of individuals who have estimated hazard rates and reservation wages which fall with duration.

(278) However, if your company does not draw this distinction, the entire reimbursement is considered wages.

(279) And even where unions still do exist, they have lost much of their power to control wages or negotiate working conditions.

(280) The prohibition of fair wages clauses in contracts awarded by public bodies to outside companies. 5.

(281) Show why there is no deadweight burden if wages are taxed.

(282) Despite their relatively high wages, these constraints had imposed burdens on working conditions.

(283) Increasing wages soas to give greater net disposable income increases costs on the international market and makes our goods less competitive.

(284) Wages are too depressed in Tucson, this businessperson said, adding the initiative seems like a great idea.

(285) High wages no longer come automatically for the unskilled who live in rich countries.

(286) Officials had said the Kremlin meeting would focus on back wages, tax collection and military reform.

(287) Everyone has to meet global competition from those abroad who do have lower wages.

(288) It was what happened when young people earned decent wages, and had the means to buy clothes and go to discos.

(289) It must have represented at least three weeks wages for the average man in the village.

(290) Of course, people earning low wages will have a difficult time paying for childcare.

(291) Given sufficient time with other things remaining unchanged, prices and wages would eventually be adjusted and full employment may be restored.

(292) Landlessness was also seen as an element of poverty and encouraged large families so that children could earn and remit wages.

(293) The state, it is true, gave money towards their wages. Nevertheless the whole process had not been organized properly.