Examples of using Average wage in English and their translations into Swedish
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EA- the proportion of the average wage, which is needed to cover the cost of the drug.
thus leading to an increase of the average wage per employee by 16% between 1996 and the IP.
The income threshold was set by the European Parliament at 1.7 times the average wage of the Member State.
with only a small difference between the lowest wage and the average wage.
where again, the average wage is approaching close to 900-1000 euros.
Amendment 41 on the promotion of a European wage policy proposed a minimum wage of at least 50% of the national average wage, and this seemed to me to be essential for combating the low pay that often leads to poverty.
Following a strong discretionary increase in March 2010, the minimum wage as a percentage of the average wage was the highest in the EU in 2011,
kept agricultural incomes down to 60% of the average wage, and caused imbalances in land use.
Employers' contributions in the UK for someone on 50% of the average wage of a manual worker in manufacturing was only 6% of labour costs,
which is calculated from the average wage of the employee.
thus leading to an increase of the average wage by 5% between 1998 and the IP.
employees are entitled to provide leave in connection with pregnancy, childbirth and payment of benefits, which is calculated from the average wage of the employee.
exceeding on average 2 percentage points over the period 1996-2000 for a single person earning 50% or 67% of the average wage, to 35.2% and 39.2% respectively in 200018.
sectoral, etc.) average wage and the fact that the Member States have agreed on a timetable for achieving that target.
child care with the payment of benefits calculated from the average wage of an employee.
Average wage increases can exceed average productivity growth in areas with below average income levels,
minimum wages- at least 60% of the national average wage or the average wage in the relevant sector.
the central Business Committee's fund would be replenished by all member organizations in amounts proportional to their membership and the average wage of their members.
earn between 22% and 40% less than the average wage received by‘other workers.