Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Wage increases in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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We must demand general wage increases.
Initial wage increases, amount and time of these;
Inflation continued to be higher than wage increases.
Wage increases in the second half averaged 7.
leading to wage increases.
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If that were to happen, wage increases would also remain at a moderate level.
Wage increases for all from June 1st;
These wage increases were only partly offset by productivity growth.
The German labour market is also improving and wage increases are strengthening.
These wage increases were settled by means of a general round of wage increases. .
So why are they paying so much attention to the question of wage increases?
Another option could be lower wage increases than in other countries.
Wage increases in 1990 have been estimated at 7.5% in nominal terms and more than 2% in real terms.
Inflation and nominal wage increases have both fallen steadily.
the government is striving for wage increases.
Any comment on Prime Minister Hassan's wage increases… for Malaysian garment workers?
Nominal wage increases are expected to remain subdued at around 3% in 1999 and 2000.
The imminent risk of overheating through rapid wage increases in this fast-growing economy.
September 2017 10% wage increases, that is what lorry drivers will get over the coming 3 years.
Inclusive growth, productivity convergence and more equal wage increases are the key goals.
Wage increases and the absence of mass redundancies have ensured that consumption has not stagnated.
Soaring prices and compensatory wage increases are the worst enemies of prosperity.
Wage increases continue to be modest,
The French workers have been involved in numerous actions for wage increases in the last twenty years.
Ensure that nominal wage increases are consistent with price stability and productivity gains.
mainly as a result of lower wage increases.
Wage increases in industry became somewhat more moderate, but increased in the more sheltered services sector.
A stable macroeconomic environment requires nominal wage increases that are consistent with both price stability and productivity gains.
Wage increases were fastest in the Baltics(especially Latvia) where they outpaced labour productivity growth.