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Перевод: wage

[прилагательное]
связанный с заработной платой;
[существительное]
заработная плата; зарплата ; возмездие;
[глагол]
вести войну; вести; проводить; бороться; платить жалование

Тезаурус:

1. Since the main differences in wage levels were to be found between, rather than within, unions an expanded role for the LO in wage negotiations had also been deemed necessary.
2. This they term "internal work motivation" to distinguish it from motivation which arises from extrinsic factors such as a payment-by-results wage system.
3. A galvanized trade union movement facing the problems of high unemployment and constant wage reductions was bound to find itself in conflict with both employers and government in the inter-war years.
4. Nevertheless, there were many signs that the unions, while still losing members, were still maintaining their resistance against wage reduction.
5. A confederated employers' organisation was set up in 1919 at the behest of the state which wanted a partner for the application of the new law on collective wage agreements.
6. The result is a complex structure of wage rates, characterised by a system of wage differentials.
7. Nine elected students form the overall Executive who are paid a wage and given a year off from studies to work full-time on behalf of their fellow students.
8. The CBI cautioned that the rise in mortgage rates would feed through into pressure for higher pay, raising the prospect of wage inflation and undermining businesses.
9. T. B. In those days, a bobby was a good catch for a woman - in a regular job and a good wage - average working man's wage was around a pound to thirty shillings.
10. NHS costs may be kept under control because of both the NHS's ability to act as a bulk buyer of medicine supplies and the unlikelihood of competitive upward pressure on wage costs for health workers.
11. Even if both man and woman are earning a wage, the man's wage will be higher than the woman's and so his job more important than the woman's.
12. During the 1950s, however, employers began to press successfully for coordinated, central wage bargaining, which has continued subsequently.
13. Wage regulation applied only at the upper limit.