Eksempler på brug af Wage increases på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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On the other hand, underlying inflationary pressure has been rather contained and, on average, wage increases have remained moderate over recent quarters.
businesses fail to reduce their price and wage increases.
Wage increases were 5.0% over 1995-97 while over the same period,
although real incomes are expected to be supported by moderate wage increases, low inflation
Wage increases remain contained,
a containment of wage increases, continued strong productivity gains
These measures seem to have ahead}' had a tangible positive effect as the unemployment rate has come down significantly without any major acceleration in wage increases.
In recent years, average wage increases in the euro area as a whole have been rather moderate, making a vital
Hollande's wage increases angered both the left,
The Commission tells us coldly that, in the future euro area, nominal wage increases must be compatible with price stability,
The studio's general policy at this time was to keep the actors' names'secret' so as not to risk demands of wage increases.
We call on the workers to step up their struggle for real wage increases, pensions, social welfare benefits,
The government has stated that it will grant no new wage increases in 1984 to its own employees but, in so far as the remainder of the economy is concerned, it has laid down a guideline for wage agreements.
where they can demand wage increases and higher prices-
This is because wage increases are obviously contagious,
This is because wage increases are obviously contagious,
strong wage increases and a jump in import prices.
To take just one example, wage increases in Taiwan and South Korea:
even harmful for workers to fight for wage increases, based on the falsehood that wage increases cause price rises.
In the longer run, a further downward adjustment of wage increases and additional labour market reforms may be warranted-- given the early signs of bottlenecks in the labour market despite still relatively high overall unemployment-- in order to reduce price pressures and unemployment.