"Wage differential" refers to the difference in the amount of money that individuals earn or are paid for their work. It compares the varying levels of wages or salaries between different jobs, sectors, or regions.
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Of all the solutions to this growing inequality gap that are doing the rounds, imposing a maximum
wage differential between high and low paid workers has to be one of the more radical.
Further, the absence of unions means the absence of union dues and union work obligations, which together could easily account for a quarter to a half of the
total wage differential.
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A 15 mark exam question in the format of the AQA 9 - 1 Economics GCSE based on
Wage Differentials in the public / private sector.
It is my guess that we are seeing the slow erosion of
wage differentials across developing and developed countries, particularly for goods and services that are part of global trade.
Return to a lower paying job and collect
wage differential benefits (for the difference between the wage at the time of the workplace injury and the wage the employee is able to earn after the injury)
At issue in the second request for reconsideration is the Tribunal's determination that an
ongoing wage differential between disabled and non-disabled employees is not a series of incidents for the purposes of determining the limitation period provided by section 34 (1) of the Human Rights Code.
Narrowing wage differentials, lower energy and logistical costs, and political stability are just some of the factors that investors should consider.
Assuming you are eligible for workers» compensation in the first place (your injury was caused by your job, you filed your claim on time, etc.),
wage differential laws entitle you to 2/3 of the difference between your old pay and your light duty.
In her recent post, Frances drew attention to the province's public finances via the public sector wage bill and the public - private
sector wage differential and that cutting the public sector wage bill may certainly be an option pursued in the future.
The only thing Democrats were upset over, she said, was their inability to actually read the bill language that set up what turned out to be a very complex system of
regional wage differentials, phase - ins and carve - outs.
For males who entered the labor market directly after high school graduation in 1972, the difference between mastery of basic mathematical skills (fractions, decimals, and line graphs) and weak understanding of these concepts translated into an
hourly wage differential at age 24 of $ 0.48 per hour (or $ 960 per year for year - round, full - time workers).
Thus, the impact of this case will benefit other cases dealing with whether an ongoing
wage differential constitutes a continuing contravention of the Ontario Human Rights Code.
On October 15, 2012, a panel of three Tribunal members found that the ongoing
wage differential between the employee with a developmental disability and other employees who did not have a developmental disability is a series of incidents within the meaning of the Code.
Wage differential laws are supposed to apply to workers who can no longer pursue their usual employment due to a work - related injury.
Wage differential benefits can be paid until age 67, and they are calculated by comparing the worker's wages before and after the injury.
In the scenario suggested, we have a construction worker who will have
a wage differential of approximately $ 2,264 per month and would clear about $ 280 a month after living expenses.
This helps explain why more than $ 100,000 in income now separates the top - earning 10 percent of pilots from the lowest - earning decile,
a wage differential matched by few occupations.
Jared your youth is showing.In the 30» and 40's with Unions much more in control than now
the wage differential in most Corporations was Much Less than it is now.
They present three estimates of the teacher hourly -
wage differential: the traditional one with education as the only «skill» measure; a second that adds a test - score measure; and a third that omits education but retains the test - score measure as the sole measure of education, cognitive ability, and / or skill.
But they are wrong to think that
this wage differential points to the weakness of the charter school system.
Labour -
Wage Differentials (min wage) 4.
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The lesson includes relevant examples to help easily explain
each wage differential.
A great lesson that focuses on
the wage differentials between doctors and nurses.
As overall
wage differentials narrow, so would internal job wage differentials.
Internal job
wage differentials across countries depend on the overall wage differentials across countries.
Organizations can reduce their cost structures through labor arbitrage -
the wage differential between in - house legal personnel and outside vendors - to reap tremendous cost benefits.
The bill would prevent players from being entitled to
a wage differential award beyond age 35.
Along with the Bears, the White Sox, Cubs and Blackhawks owners support altering
the wage differential rules.
«Allowing prior salary to justify
a wage differential perpetuates this message, entrenching in salary systems an obvious means of discrimination.»
A factor based on business necessity shall not apply if it is demonstrated that there are alternative business practices that would serve the same business purpose without producing
the wage differential.