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Meanings of wage in English
Distribution of a security paid by an employer to an employee.
Usage of wage in English
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However, 5 million public sector workers will continue to suffer wage freezes.
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I say: It is to wage war, by land, sea, and air.
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The government continue to seek a reduction of the public wage bill.
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The way the minimum wage was calculated needed to change, he said.
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Today, having a fair wage means everything to me and my family.
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Can an approved essential business operating as normal receive government wage subsidy?
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He says a wage rise however, could mean people lose their jobs.
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The government recently expanded the wage subsidy scheme to include larger businesses.
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Common laborers were the largest group affected by the new wage regimen.
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He also predicts a wage rise of 6 per cent this year.
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The judge ruled that the minimum wage increase conflicted with state law.
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Many were also able to access the wage subsidy scheme, he said.
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Workers were set to meet government for wage talks later on Tuesday.
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Ms Coffey said there was strong community support for the wage hike.
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In a global economy, low-tech jobs tend to move to low-wage countries.
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The reality is that the national wage bill is well behind profits.
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Wage through the time
Wage across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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