Examples of using Minimum wages in English and their translations into Slovak
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Minimum wages- public sector.
There are different minimum wages in different industries.
At your side helping you to follow the complicated European minimum wages laws.
Commission launches consultation of social partners to ensure“fair” minimum wages in EU.
In 1948, the Minimum Wages Act was passed.
forget minimum wages.
At your side helping you to follow the complicated European minimum wages laws.
In 1948, the state passed the Minimum Wages Act.
Swedish unions took action against Laval over the company's refusal to agree to respect Swedish laws on working conditions and minimum wages.
Statutory minimum wages have been increased substantially in 2013 which may have a negative impact on employment and should, therefore, be monitored.
When setting minimum wages, Member States
Differentiated minimum wages, as already applied in several Member States,
Calls on the Commission to investigate the impact of Member States introducing minimum wages in the context of reducing wage inequalities;
President Obama claims that higher minimum wages are“good for the economy” because higher incomes translate into higher consumer demand.
It's a short step from this realization to the more realistic conclusion that minimum wages reduce the number and quality of employment opportunities open to low-skilled workers.
Members recognised that setting minimum wages is a Member State competence which must be respected in line with the principle of subsidiarity.
Increasing minimum wages to 60% of the median or average wage in each country would greatly reduce in-work poverty and drive economic growth.”.
The supply-and-demand framing shows that minimum wages compel many low-skilled workers to insist on being paid more than the value of what these workers produce.
When setting minimum wages, Member States
The national minimum wages on 2015 of the EU-28 member states was ranged from €194 per month in Bulgaria to €1 923 in Luxembourg.