Higher Wages in a sentence

Higher wages from private sector companies have only driven wages higher, Anderson said.

His government cheated people by giving poor wages when the people of other parts of the country got higher wages and the government employees got higher salaries.

Non-Chinese laborers often required much higher wages to support their wives and children in the United States, and also generally had a stronger political standing to bargain for higher wages.

Two measures that economists most commonly use for inflation-adjusted wages show higher wages now compared with five decades ago.

Prices rose, too, but wages kept up, while the desire for more products fueled a cycle of more employment and higher wages to make them.

The budget forecast says they can raise wages or invest in technology that boosts production — which can sometimes result in higher wages for those operating the new tech.

Some workers, most likely those whose previous wages were closest to the minimum, will enjoy higher wages.

As a result, the demand for labor is likely to remain high in the US, which will increase the powers of unions and support higher wages in the US, which will contribute to higher service inflation in the US.

Tighter monetary policy has led to higher financing costs, dampening private investment, with a stronger euro and higher wages also constituting a headwind for Germany's key export market, the Bundesbank president said.

The uninsurance rate is higher in the Roaring Fork, Colorado, and Eagle River valleys than many other communities in Colorado due to higher wages that push families out of Medicaid coverage eligibility yet don’t cover the cost of private coverage.

This translates into higher productivity, which generally translates into higher wages.

Brookings study results (see graph below) show how metros with higher SCI scores have higher wages, incomes and productivity (measured as output per job).

In particular, unemployment is the result of low consumption: people who do not have enough money to buy consumer goods; this problem must be remedied by providing them with higher wages or higher unemployment benefits.

No, more capital means higher productivity and economic growth and leads to more jobs and higher wages.

And to repeat a broader economic reality, a shortage of labour resulting in higher wages actually encourages greater productivity.

But lower prices, discounts, less optimistic consumer sentiment, and higher wages are likely to weigh on Walmart’s margins in the coming months.

Dr Oliver said while only a small number of workers were on the minimum wage, the huge increase would encourage the 35 per cent of Australian workers employed under collective enterprise bargaining agreements to demand higher wages.

Employees now have the benefit of higher wages than are found in many similar service industry businesses, and the work environment is healthy and positive," he said.

He also called for higher wages in the southern border provinces in light of the government’s efforts to stimulate local business through international agreements.

He said parties campaigning in the context of the EP elections on a platform of low inflation and higher wages were being deceitful because “the European Parliament has no powers” to shape those areas.