Sentences with phrase «by hourly workers»

The contract, approved last week by hourly workers in the town's highway, parks water and sewer departments, will include raises each year through 2024.

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Wal - Mart's critics — including a group of its workers backed by labor unions - say the retailer pays its hourly workers too little, forcing some to seek government assistance that effectively provides the company with an indirect taxpayer subsidy.

Despite the fact that the loan guarantees were approved by Congress mainly to protect jobs at Chrysler, the company has sent home nearly half of its employees, cutting its white collar work force by 20,000 and laying off 42,600 of its hourly workers since the loan guarantees were signed into law.

For salaried workers, we calculate an hourly wage rate by dividing weekly earnings by hours worked.

Economists polled by Reuters had forecast productivity, which measures hourly output per worker, being revised up to a 2.8 percent annual growth pace.

Payrolls grew by 200,000 last month and hourly earnings were up 2.9 percent in a sign that American workers were benefiting from a tight labor market.

In the wake of unfair wage lawsuits taken up against the league by players — which the league has emerged victorious from so far — MLB is pushing harder than ever to make sure minor leaguers are not privy to the benefits of normal hourly workers, lobbying lawmakers constantly to push this into law.

Hourly workers at the plant, which makes equipment for the scrap recycling industry, approved representation by the Ironworkers Shopmen's union last June and have been bargaining a first contract since then.

Through a gradual phase - in, state university workers would realize a $ 15 hourly wage by 2018 in New York City and by 2021 in the rest of the state.

Since the governor's wage board hiked the hourly pay of tipped workers in New York by 50 percent, a growing number of restaurants are establishing «no tipping» policies.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo — joined by Vice President Biden — is expected to push today for a $ 15 - an - hour minimum wage for all workers statewide after the acting state labor commissioner gives final approval to a recommendation raising hourly pay for fast food workers to that amount.

ALBANY — State officials will increase the minimum wage for employees of the State University of New York to $ 15, part of a larger push by Gov. Andrew Cuomo to increase the hourly rate for workers statewide.

Andrew Cuomo's office says that will initially affect about 1,000 office assistants, custodial workers and lifeguards in New York City, whose hourly wage will reach $ 15 by the end of 2018.

We also compare the reported hourly income of public school teachers with that of workers in similar professions, as defined by the BLS....

A new profit - sharing plan will give workers an average of $ 3700 by the end of this year, and entry - level hourly wages were raised to $ 19.28.

Automotive News says that NUMMI workers earn about $ 28 an hour, while the new auto plants built by Toyota's competitors employ hourly workers for $ 15 - $ 20.

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A European study observed that when workers» overtime increased by 10 %, their hourly output decreased by 2.4 %.

To much fanfare, most of it probably self - generated, Walmart issued its second round of wage increases in late February, taking the minimum hourly pay for as many as one million workers at its domestic stores up by a dollar to $ 10 an hour.

Randal Graves from Clerks, the 1994 film by Kevin Smith, represents the legions of hourly workers, unhappy or bored, who take out their frustration on customers.

This means that attorneys may lose an opportunity for additional billable hours attributable to support staff when hiring outsourced workers since they can not charge hourly paralegal fees to clients, but virtual workers and legal process outsourcers can still help attorneys save money by giving attorneys more time to add billable hours for actual legal work and reduce overhead costs and employment expenses.

He urges them to rise up to capture their true (higher) value by labeling hourly billing as Marxism, and contrasting his superior «knowlege workers» with mere «cattle,» «union workers,» «blue collar occupations,» and those who «work with their hands» rather than their heads, and are stuck laboring by the hour (see, e.g., here and there).

Placement fees for hourly workers are generally paid by the hiring employer through a «temp to perm» payment system.

Description / Position Overview ** This is a year round hourly (at - will) position with benefits limited to those required by applicable state and federal laws, which include Worker's Compensation...

Hourly paid workers must be compensated by a governmant imposed minimum common amount per hour, no matter what type of work (within certain disciplines), no matter how productive they are, no matter what intrinsic value those workers and their job descriptions add to the economics of the various ventures.

Within the following exhibit, we've compared asking rent growth to the changes in average hourly earnings for assisted living workers, figures that are tracked and monitored by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Average hourly earnings (wages) for privately employed workers were up by 5 cents from October, but November's average of $ 26.55 represented a 2.5 % increase from a year ago.

For seniors housing operators, average hourly earnings are rising at a faster clip and were up between 3.8 percent (skilled nursing workers) and 4.2 percent (assisted living workers) as of first quarter 2017, according to estimates provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).