Sentences with phrase «wage costs brought»
Before Singapore businesses can adapt to the rising wage costs brought about by the tight unemployment rate and the drought in business because of drop in exports, they also have to tackle the impending departure of their staff.
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Roberto Mancini is keen to cut costs at Eastlands and he will is looking to get rid of some of his unused players and whilst the Magpies would prefer to bring in the former Chelsea man on loan it appears that Man City want a permanent deal so that they can remove the 29 year old from their wage bill entirely.
On top of the usual pound - for - pound performance calculations done in the heads of fans to damn a player in relation to their wage or transfer fee, the cost of bringing Firmino to Liverpool has also partly counted against him due to the reasons as to why Premier League clubs are able to spend so freely at present.
But, preparing students for high cost college educations or low wage «careers» brings with is a host of issues and problems so great schools can not them tackle alone.
Law of the Jungle is Paul Barrett's telling tale of young lawyer Steven Donziger and his «obsessive crusade — waged at any cost» to bring an oil giant to justice for environmental crimes that go back decades.
In Combs v. Bergen, the Plaintiff was injured in a motor vehicle collision, and brought an ICBC claim against the Defendant for damages for pain and suffering, wage loss, diminished earning capacity, and cost of future.
The Plaintiff brought ICBC claims for both, seeking damages for pain and suffering, wage loss, diminished earning capacity, homemaking and child care costs, and future care.
If it were up to me, I would say as far as cost or wage, with it being an extension of education, the new Realtor may not expect a wage but maybe it wouldn't have to cost anything since they would be working and bringing value to the table as well.