Significats de raising wages en anglès

But raising wages is a step towards achieving a living wage.

TCS also said it is raising wages for workers in India by 8 percent.

Other foreign firms have also been raising wages following criticisms about pay and conditions.

But is raising wages really sustainable in the long-run?

China has been at the forefront of raising wages.

O'Connell supported the freedom of workers to combine in trades unions for the purpose of raising wages.

And airlines around the world are poaching from one another and raising wages to attract new talent.

Even in places where union activity is still limited, some governments are raising wages to reduce social discontent.

A survey of small businesses on Tuesday showed the share of owners raising wages was unchanged in November.

He said making the industry more appealing by raising wages would be a better way to fix the problem.

But SkyCity's chief executive Graeme Stephens said he was pleased to be raising wages a year ahead of schedule.

Forty-seven percent of respondents reported raising wages, while 44% said they were training internal staff for promotion.

The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have said the country needs to boost revenues before raising wages.

But inflation hasn't come close to the BOJ's target as companies remain wary of raising wages, leaving households cautious of boosting spending.

The Fed's Beige Book also noted employers in the Atlanta and Chicago Fed districts were raising wages for unskilled and entry-level workers.

It is getting harder for companies to keep raising wages above inflation, consumer spending growth is slowing, and the government's fiscal deficit is widening.