Примери за използване на Wages have на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Wages have nearly doubled.
Wages have a market price.
This year, real minimum wages have increased across Europe.
Wages have stagnated in the past decade.
Government statistics say real wages have dropped by about 9 percent.
Real wages have stagnated or fallen.
Knowing this data,we can say that wages have grown by almost 8 percent.
Real wages have stagnated or declined.
According to the survey 40% of the population of Germany, wages have fallen in line with inflation.
Wages have soared along with productivity.
In recent years Finland has also lost competitiveness because productivity has fallen while wages have remained unchanged.
Estonian wages have remained above Latvia's.
Let us suppose, for instance, that all means of subsistence have fallen 2/3rds in price,while the day's wages have fallen but 1/3rd- for example, from three to two shillings.
Their wages have not gone up with inflation.
Since the beginning of the current business cycle in December 2007, real wages have grown at a rate of 0.9 percent a year, faster than in any other cycle since 1973.
Yes, wages have stagnated during the last decade.
Let us suppose, for instance, that all means of subsistence have fallen two-thirds in price,while the day's wages have fallen but one-third; for example, from three to two shillings.
Wages have not increased in line with inflation.
Let us assume, for example, that the price of all the means of subsistence has fallen by two thirds,while a day's wages have only fallen one-third, as for instance, from three shillings to two.
With this, the wages have increased and the inflation is on a rise.
Real wages have increased considerably faster than labour productivity.
But in advanced G20 nations, wages have risen by a meagre nine percent over the past two decades and basically flatlined in 2017, with a rise of just 0.04 percent.
Real wages have fallen over the last year, despite an economy nearing full employment.
Minimum wages have a powerful emotional and political appeal.
Local wages have increased, which can obviously help with the process of buying a house.
Over the past two years, wages have depreciated nearly 2 times, in times of increased food prices, only buckwheat rose by more than 5-6 times, 2-3 times increased prices on appliances, cell phones and computers and other goods.
Between 2000 and2009 the Greek minimum wage has increased by 60%, compared to an average increase of 40% in the euro area;
Since July 1, 2016 the size of the federal minimum wage has increased by 20.9% and amounted to 7,500 rubles.
As a result, minimum wage has increased as a share of median wages much faster in Eastern Europe than in wealthier countries to the west.