But union leaders say they will be looking for far more than simply a return to old wage levels.

In keeping with this, wage levels are a third above the national average.

During the period of strong economic growth from 1960 to 1973, wage levels rose rapidly.

The wage levels for women with none, primary, and secondary education are similar.

"The wage levels here are below national standards by 20 to 40 percent, and that includes top management," he said.

The truth is, it will only create a race to the bottom in wage levels and environmental standards.

This does not apply in situations where real wage levels are falling.

Wage levels have been suggested as one way to measure a labor shortage.

In the late 1970's, average wage levels sometimes rose by more than 10 percent a year.

Furthermore, of all workers, the poorest have made the least progress back to their 1973 wage levels.

The number and wage levels of direct jobs for Michigan residents created by a production.

In 1988, the peak year for timber cutting, wage levels here were 88 percent of the national average.

True, wage levels in the east have risen to 75 percent of those in the west.

Yes, there is a national crisis with regard to stagnant wage levels.

They shouldn't be an attempt to have the government dictate wage levels.

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

Data show that women employee-dominated enterprises have lower wage levels.

The next image (Figure 166) shows estimated net benefits for married men and women at different wage levels.

Though home attendants have a bit more responsibility than housekeepers, their wage levels are the same.

One was that the wage levels of other industries were forced downwards.

These statutes set wages for certain tasks and provided a good record of the change in wage levels.

The return on capital investment is higher, historically, than the growth in wage levels that support the payroll tax.

Layoffs, especially at high wage levels, are its main source rather than its result.

Neither the federal nor state labor departments track hourly wage levels.

Even though the charter will not dictate wage levels, it could help protect northern European workers.

The major problems have been high taxes and union wage rates, he said.

"They're getting paid the same wage rates as everybody else is in those companies.

It is for these reasons that wage rates differ from one job to the next.

That is "not just due to lower wage rates," he said.

And he assumed that the added income would help pay for United's higher wage rates.

He also says that quoted wage rates can be misleading.

It is also one of the most complicated systems with more than 1200 minimum wage rates.

They typically worked to determine wage rates, terms and conditions in a specific industry.

The first indirect evidence for a falling population is the movement of wage rates.

This, together with a given or increasing level of demand, keeps wage rates high.

Low wage rates and unemployment have a major impact on the reservation.

To find out the current minimum wage rates follow the link below.

Wage rates in bold indicate an increase over the previous year's rate.

The baseline can be anything from wage rates to the price of gold to a foreign currency.

Fourteen states and a number of cities have set their own minimum wage rates that are higher than the federal level.

As of 2008, 13 states already had minimum wage rates at or above $7.25 per hour.

Given the size of the productivity gains, wage rates might have been expected to climb.

There are different minimum wage rates for workers in different age groups.

Wage rates for doctors and nurses increased in the Campbell government's first term.

The only way in which we can possibly regain competitiveness would be to drive wage rates down to their levels.

Thus, job opportunities and wage rates for less educated workers are important factors affecting the food security of children.

Consequently, higher supply of F jobs decreases its wage rates.

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This dependence may increase, not decline, if wage rates deteriorate in real terms.

And on an hourly basis those jobs had declining wage rates in January.

Are we going to set the wage rate at something less than A?

But what would happen if the real wage rate were wrong?

Some business is going to other countries, where wage rates are lower than in China.

However, they have the authority to set their own individual wage rates.

They are paid at the generally lower wage rates of the home country.

Higher wage rates are of no benefit when you don't have a job.

The major problems have been high taxes and union wage rates, he said.

You would think that you'd be seeing similar wage rates right across the board.

Hours lost are valued by the average real wage rate.

A firm's cost is a function of the wage rate.

The wage rates are similar to those in Britain, perhaps a little lower.

Thus workers and managers will want to agree the wage rate for the coming year.

At year's end both the bill and the wage rate remained under discussion.

This will all be paid at relatively high wage rates.

There are different minimum wage rates for those working a 38 or 36 hour week.

"We need to come up with a competitive wage rate and structure here!"

Employees will then move to the general minimum wage rate of $8 per hour.

The wage rate for work would grow as production over this level increased.

"It could take you up to the national minimum wage rate," she said.

Mention could be made of the rise in average wage rates over the same period.

Usually the correct level will be at the higher range of the wage rates already being paid.

As a result, the average wage rate and amount of spending has increased significantly.

The minimum wage rate is there to protect the well being of the working class.

After 11 years in the same job it’s like starting all over again at today’s minimum wage rate.