Examples of using Wage differentials in English and their translations into German
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Unemployment has risen and wage differentials have increased.
Wage differentials are also large in the private sector in Portugal and Italy.
As a cooperative,Moulin Roty has a strong internaldemocratic culture and low wage differentials one totwo only.
Wage differentials between young people and adults as a factor in youth unemployment.
Standard economic theory posits that domestic migration is a functional response to wage differentials between areas.
Introduction of wider wage differentials according to skills and working conditions.
Using an earnings function approach, the paper analyzes inter-industry wage differentials in Germany and the U. S.
Sector-specific Wage Differentials and Establishment Characteristics in Value Chains of Renewable Energies.
Moreover, increased literacy and competence also serves to improvelabour market job matching, and reduce wage differentials.
Progressing globalisation and wage differentials are making innovation a necessity for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Some Members consider that the newly-introduced concept is the only wayto ensure equal working conditions for both posted and local workers, eliminating wage differentials and guaranteeing a level playing field among companies.
Capital leverages huge wage differentials across the globe, in order to reduce costs and control outbreaks of labour unrest.
In its last meeting of the year, the working group'Macroeconomics' had decided to discuss three topics: the Commission's Annual Economic Report for 1988-89,the determinants of investment, and wage differentials in the Community. munity.
There is already a gap in the employment rate, wage differentials and the risk of poverty which are likely to increase.
While wage differentials by skills continue to encourage skill formation there is now more concern about wages differentials between regions.
Today, with higher female participation and lower wage differentials, the loss is 7%- and projected to fall to 4% by 2050.
America is producing fewer engineers than China and India, and, even if engineers from those developing countries are at some disadvantage, either because of training or location,that disadvantage is more than offset by wage differentials.
A decomposition analysis reveals that large wage differentials do not only exist between East- and West-Germany but also within western regions.
Practical experience, both past and present, e.g. in respect of seasonal agricultural workers and workers posted for short periods, confirms that such phenomena mayoccur in cases where there are high wage differentials between workers' countries of residence and countries of employment.
This implies that gender-specific wage differentials not only depend on individual or socio-demographic characteristics, but also on factors specific to the single regions.
She is the author or co-author of more than sixty publications including books, articles and research monographs on topics ranging from long-term andcyclical patterns of female employment and wage differentials to discrimination and occupational segregation, fertility in Mediterranean countries, intra-household bargaining, care work and sex work.
At the same time, growing wage differentials attracted whole families, initially from southern Italy and later also from the new Member States, Spain and Portugal, into the cooler regions north of the Alps.
The scale of this problem is increasing for a number of countries, notably in Africa and in India, and is likely to grow as shortages in Europe and other parts of the developedworld in certain highly skilled sectors, together with important wage differentials, continue to attract qualified people from the developing world to emigrate.
Following recent research on wage differentials in Ireland, a consultative group on the gender pay gap has been set up under the Programme for Prosperity and Fairness negotiated and monitored by the social partners.
The fact that the WDE indicator is theabsolutely lowest in both years shows that interregional wage differentials are relatively small and that they are, as expected from the resource endowment approach, especially lower than all other MMRsbased on productivity indicators.
In addition to the region-specific determinants- such as wage differentials between the region of origin and the region of destination- a number of studies point to the central role played by demographic determinants in the decision to migrate.
Tariffs on imports could help to bridge the wage differential so that products are put on the same cost footing.
True, progress has been made, but how can we besatisfied when there is still a gender wage differential of between 14% and 17.5%?
The incidence of temporary contracts is the highest in the EU, while the transition rate fromtemporary to permanent employment is low and the wage differential the highest in the EU.
The authors show for Germany that the wage differential between medium(those with vocational training and/or Abitur) and low-skilled workers(those without a post-secondary degree) decreased slightly over the 1980s and then increased by a third from 18% to 24% since the late 1980s(solid line in graph), while the high skill premium, i.