weekly wage
week's wages

Those higher prices sent real average weekly wages down by half a percent, first time in years.

They were employed full time and received a weekly wage.

Health care costs fell during that period, but so did average weekly wages.

She was nursing sick people at a good weekly wage.

At the time, the average weekly wage was 28 shillings.

After adjusting for inflation, weekly wages are lower than they were a year ago.

But between 1951 and 1962 juvenile weekly wages rose by 83 per cent.

The unions didn't pay their weekly wages; the company did.

Many of the victims were believed to be government workers who had gone to the bank to collect their weekly wages.

The half a crown (12 p) membership would have been a third of his weekly wage.

The weekly wages of the average American factory worker have fallen 9 percent since 1973.

In the last year, the real median weekly wage of full-time employees increased by just 0.3 percent.

Because this is how they'll earn their weekly wage.

Shall we say a weekly wage of five hundred also?'

In 1950 he influenced the decision to increase the weekly wage by £1.

If the weekly wage were £15, however, the firm would employ four workers.

The study said the state is providing the most affordable housing and the highest average weekly wages in nearly 30 years.

Weekly wages for workers paid by the hour rose 64 percent, according to the Department of Labor.

Inmates receive a small weekly wage for this work.

They will just be getting their normal weekly wage which works out at a maximum of $54,000 a year.

You are talking of a few pennies' pittance added to my weekly wage.

"And you draw a weekly wage to be there.

Our average weekly wage is less than £40 a week.'

Then suddenly, in the final months of 1999, the weekly wages of those at the upper end pulled away again.

At times his whole family of four had to live on his $3.50 weekly wage.