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This ruling cancels all state minimum wage laws.

No more will people struggle from month to month to live on an insecure wage.

The government has pledged itself to wage a war against poverty and disease.

Like many long-standing economic relationships, "wage stickiness" is being tested by the savagery of the recession.

Probably the best argument against allowing collective bargaining for non-wage benefits is this: it reduces the transparency of the employer-employee bargain.

We need his thundering against greed and covetousness, his praise for the beauty of craftsmanship, his tireless campaigning for a decent wage.

We all need modern Churchills to lead us from the clinging, flabby, consensual thinking of the late twentieth century and to bind our nations with a single-minded effort to wage a difficult war.

But a fall in the share of temporary employees in the workforce, and weaker wage growth in response to high employment, would be promising signs that the reforms are working.

Li Shanshan is a typical wage earner.

The firm promised a wage increase to the workers/promised the workers a wage increase.

No country wants to wage a nuclear war.

But the minimum wage has not entered the debate as an area to be cut.

The result being that you’re in a position where one wage earner will be taking care of four retired people.

That said, the process is fraught with some risks. First of all, the stagnant wage growth was not limited to Foxconn and Honda.

These wage pressures meant that the country's five-year growth spurt before the crisis-the longest in Japan's post-war history-had very little impact on the average household.

To wage a revolutionary war for ten years, as we have done, might be surprising in other countries, but for us it is like the opening sections in an " eight-legged essay" -- the " presentation, amplification and preliminary exposition of the theme" -- and many exciting parts are yet to follow.

He travailed hard for his daily wage.

The “subsistence” wage itself might rise, for example.

His job, if he has one, no longer gives him the hope of wage gains.

Mr Cai believes China has already reached this “Lewisian turning-point” and that its arrival can be seen in more assertive workers and wage rises.

"For a long time, men didn't need education to make a decent wage — they could go into manufacturing or other labor," said Jenny Wittner, associate director of the advocacy group Women Employed.

Random dismiss and wage arrears phenomenon is prevalent.

Take the weekly amount you just calculated and divide it by your true hourly wage.

In the euro area, where there is scant evidence of wage inflation and extreme weakness in the periphery economies, the ECB should not raise rates.

What's the minimum wage in this country?

Basically, in 2009, the life of a wage laborer has the same essential features in every corner of the globe.

Abolish the minimum wage?

This is the additional wage workers require to motivate them to accept a job that is otherwise unpleasant or dangerous.

This could include wage subsidies for people being trained, a minimum wage differentiated by age, and extended periods of probation for young workers.

Two features of Spain’s jobs market share much of the blame: the high cost of firing permanent workers, and a wage system that binds firms to industry-wide pay deals.

His father worked under the capitalist for a wage.