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...or [[institution]] that hires employees or [[workers]]. Employers offer [[wages]] or a [[salary]] to the workers in exchange for the worker's work or [[lab

...tion to their normal wages or salaries. Where an employee exchanges (cash) wages for some other form of benefit, this is generally referred to as a 'salary

...is typically not paid more for more hours worked than the minimum, whereas wages are paid for all hours worked, including [[overtime]]. ...erformance. However, other employers try to increase profits by giving low wages and few benefits. To resist this, employees can organize into [[labor union

...on in direct expenses, like medical costs, and another $47 billion in lost wages and other indirect costs.

.... Additionally, we represent individuals against employers who fail to pay wages or commit overtime violations pursuant to the New York State Labor Law and ...haffer represents individuals who have been wrongfully denied their proper wages. In New York, a person must be paid a minimum wage of $8.75 per hour and $

• Ensure competitive wages and benefits. <br />

...ced on a repayment program to pay back your debt in full and can have your wages garnished if you are unable to make the payments. Not only will the fact of ...unable to make your monthly consolidation loan payment besides having your wages garnished you can also have a lien placed against your home and you could p

...rovements were felt, smaller [[Working time|working hours]], higher ‘real’ wages and greater [[job security]] with large unions to support them all ensured

...work in a place called Detroit and that a man named Henry Ford was paying wages of five dollars a day.

...f local communities to one of dependence on industry's profits and labor's wages. West Virginia's great chemical industry was founded during World War I whe ...serious labor problems. This was especially true in the coal mines, where wages were low and working conditions dangerous. Unionization was bitterly resist

...entral than any other in increasing the costs of building a navy is worker wages. As the industrial (and computer) age advanced, spiraling costs of technol

...the past. It be could be because of new technology, people wanting higher wages, more taxes, etc. You can tell them you designed your product to give them

...tion ceased until the 1850s and the labourers had to accept a cut in their wages by a third. By the end of 1843 artisans and labourers began leaving Nelso

...striving to attract industries that require greater skills and pay higher wages.

* An estimate of the wages you earned, the federal income tax withheld, and the period you worked for ...''' To contribute to a Roth IRA, you must have taxable compensation (e.g., wages, salary, tips, professional fees, bonuses). These limits vary depending on

...work for it no more 9 per hour bull computer geeks can now make physician wages the demand for spyware and virus removal services is strong a huge amount o

...axes in that they are levied only on specific sources of income, generally wages and salary (in which case they are called payroll taxes ). <a href="http://

...95% of export earnings, about one-quarter of GDP, and 60% of public sector wages. Substantial revenues from the energy sector coupled with a small populatio

...ks collapsed, and mortgages went unpaid. Hoover's hold-the-line policy in wages lasted little more than a year. Unemployment soared from five million in 19 ...high wages create prosperity. Most corporations maintained their workers' wages early in the Depression in the hope that more money into the pockets of con

...t since 2004, Brazil's growth has yielded increases in employment and real wages. The resilience in the economy stems from commodity-driven current account

...food bills, and (although she is too kind to mention it) his housekeeper's wages; but, having no money, he faces the situation with resignation. Shortly aft

...the last 7 years, as well as higher interest rates, coupled with stagnant wages over the same period.

...reat of a national railroad strike, he approved legislation that increased wages and cut working hours of railroad employees; there was no strike. ...Labor]] and other 'moderate' unions saw enormous growth in membership and wages during Wilson's administration. There was no rationing, so consumer prices

...area to feel the effects are the work force with lay offs or worker hours, wages or benefits being cut. Again, in a closely held business the shareholders c

...ed. There were bright spots, however. In January 1967 Johnson boasted that wages were the highest in history, unemployment was at a thirteen-year low, and c

...ranking include continued growth in economic production, new jobs, rising wages and increasing export sales. North Dakota has led the nation in economic gr

...$10.10 an hour on Jan. 1, increase it a year later, and tie future minimum wages to inflation.

...codes which were then approved by NIRA officials. Industry needed to raise wages as a condition for approval. Provisions encouraged unions and suspended [[a

May 01 20:46:33 <Pesky> Mortgage: generally no more than £x wages / salary

17:09 < foks> unfortunately £2000 is about six months wages

18:14 < nonsenseferret> someone has to pay the wages of all of those genii

13:13 < BarkingFish> Frood, that's gotta be some of the lowest wages I ever saw.

01:30 < Elduen> All I know is, I keep hearing that workers' wages have remained stagnant for decades while CEO pay has skyrocketed

May 01 20:46:33 <Pesky> Mortgage: generally no more than £x wages / salary