Usage of "wage hike" | TermGallery

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The amount a salary is increased.

Использование термина wage hike на английском

Ms Coffey said there was strong community support for the wage hike. 
 Radio NZ 

The government says the wage hike will affect about 100 thousand marginalised workers. 
 Radio NZ 

A wage hike for public servants means less spending or more tax elsewhere. 
 The Irish Times 

A big wage hike will hurt already weak margins. 
 Reuters 

The big wage hike will hurt already weak margins. 
 Reuters 

But a recent wage hike for government employees will also spur demand and push inflation higher. 
 Reuters 

Next week's meeting comes a month before the next federally-mandated 50-cent wage hike comes into effect. 
 Radio NZ 

The supermarket operator Ian Kiernan said staff would be laid off because of the wage hike. 
 Radio NZ 

Rhode Island's minimum wage hike followed a law signed by the state's independent governor, Lincoln Chafee, in June. 
 Reuters 

Tens of thousands of council workers stopped work on Monday over their demands for a 15 percent wage hike. 
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AECI has also been affected by a strike by chemical workers, who are demanding a 15 percent wage hike. 
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So, one way to honor employees and improve retention, without a huge wage hike, is the service anniversary award. 
 Reuters 

The government last January said the cost of the war had kept it from giving the wage hike as agreed. 
 Reuters 

When it comes to employers, many sectors should be able to absorb this wage hike relatively easily, despite inevitable carping. 
 The Guardian 

Those demands included a wage hike, guaranteed bonuses, and a promise to not to fire any strikers returning to work. 
 Reuters 

Lolo raised the idea of a federal subsidy in 2015 ahead of a previous wage hike, but that went nowhere. 
 Radio NZ 

Translations for wage hike

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Значения термина wage hike на английском