Similar words: real wages, wage system, wage, New Age, wager, stowage, wage rate, daily wage. Meaning: [weɪdʒ] n. a recompense for worthy acts or retribution for wrongdoing.
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(31) The management decided to economize by cutting the dead wood from the workforce,thus reducing the wages bill.
(32) My employer deducted a pound from my wages this week.
(33) Their wages are barely enough to keep the wolf from the door.
(34) They average up the wages of the lower-paid teachers.
(35) The wages due to him will be paid tomorrow.
(36) Wages of sin is death.
(37) Her wages are below the income tax threshold.
(38) The workers demanded that their wages should be raised.
(39) His employer has increased his wages.
(40) Controlling wages is the linchpin of the Government'spolicies.
(41) Textile weavers receive low wages in the rural areas.
(42) There are fears that rising wages will reignite inflation.
(43) What were your aggregate wages last year?
(44) Are wages keeping pace with inflation?
(45) She gets various perquisites in addition to her wages.
(46) Reed worked so well that they doubled his wages.
(47) Wages have been frozen and workers laid off.
(48) The industry employs illegal immigrants at knock-down wages.
(49) Rising prices neutralize increased wages.
(50) The firm decided to computerize its wages department.
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(51) Wages were effectively frozen for six months.
(52) The bus drivers are striking for higher wages.
(53) Wages are not keeping up with inflation.
(54) They bargained over the level of wages.
(55) Improved productivity justifies an increase in wages.
(56) His wages are $460 a week.
(57) His wages were swallowed up by his wine bills.
(58) They were on starvation wages .
(59) Unions pushed for higher wages.
(60) Low wages mean a hand-to-mouth existence for many people.
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