We will get a wage increase of 10%.
我们的工资将会增长10%。
It is insane to wage a nuclear war.
发动核战争是疯狂的。
The average wage of this province is higher than the other provinces in the country.
这个省的平均工资比这个国家其他省份的工资要高。
Overcoming the low inflation problem will require material improvement in the labor market and acceleration in wage growth.
克服低通胀问题需要劳动力市场的实质性改善和工资增长的加速。
This will not only benefit the manufacturing sector but also the services sector that creates most of the jobs, which eventually will improve labor market conditions and bring higher wage growth.
这不仅有利于制造业，也有利于创造大部分就业机会的服务业，最终将改善劳动力市场条件，带来更高的工资增长。
"It is also with such support that a large number of private enterprises, including us, didn't cut wages and worked hard to stabilize jobs and ensure supply, which has helped drive economic recovery and development," he added.
他补充道：“也正是在这样的支持下，包括我们在内的大量私营企业没有减薪，努力稳定就业和确保供应，这有助于推动经济复苏和发展。”。
The plant increased wages and provided various subsidies to attract new workers.
工厂提高工资并提供各种补贴以吸引新工人。
"Inspired by long-term optimism in China, the company even raised wages by an average 15 percent in July.
He no longer owns any FF equity, adding his personal transformation from a pure entrepreneur to a wage earner with entrepreneurship has also finished.
To offset part of its business losses, Taotaoju had to open some takeout service counters and Yin searched for bank loans to pay rents and wages for the firm's employees.
They had four houses on average and their main sources of wealth were investment, wages and dividends.
Approximately 45 percent of California residents rent their homes, and among them, the average hourly wage is $22.49, according to data from the National Low-Income Housing Coalition.
The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association (SWAPA) has sued Boeing, alleging the manufacturer "deliberately misled" the airline about MAX, forcing the cancellation of about 30,000 flights and costing the pilots about $100 million in lost wages.
Mortgage broker LendingTree identified Michigan as the state with the highest risk of a recession in the fourth quarter because of recent months of higher unemployment and weakness in wages.
Anderson Economic Group estimates union workers have lost a combined $450 million in wages, which could lead many families to cut back spending.
But the two sides are far apart on a number of issues, and talks took a "turn for the worse" on Sunday, UAW Vice-President Terry Dittesxa0wrote in a letter to local leaders,xa0as the union and the Detroit automakerxa0clashed over wages, signingxa0bonuses, job security, pensions,xa0skilled trades and transfer rights.
At his family-run dairy farm, the system saves on wages and related overheads like hiring costs, Jin said.
He also expressed his apologies to Sogou CEO Wang Xiaochuan, who Sun once derided as a "wage earner" while calling himself an "entrepreneur" during an interview with the Chinese news website Jiemian.
The report, conducted by the School of Oriental and African Studies in the University of London, concluded that wages across Chinese and other firms are broadly similar.
It found that differences in wages and working conditions are driven more by the skill and experience of the employee than by the origin of the company.
In Angola, although Chinese companies pay lower average wages for low-skilled workers in manufacturing and construction, they provide them with free food and accommodation, the report said.
When it first expanded operations, the company incurred losses for eight months due to high costs like store decorations and wages.
If there is no such culture of learning and improvement, only low-level wage earners will be left to face rising automation in many industries, he said.
The company's road to IPO was marred by several hurdles including increased regulation in several countries and fights with its drivers over wages.
Experts said the authorization will be offered to State-owned capital investment or operation companies on strategy planning, management of core business, human resources, equity incentives, wages and management of major financial issues.
JD will replace its couriers' basic salaries with commission-based compensation starting from June, and lower contributions to employees' housing funds from 12 percent to 7 percent, a move that could result in wage reductions, according to media reports.
In the meantime, Cainiao Network, the logistics arm of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, announced it will employ more than 100,000 deliverymen in the next three years, with an aim to help their average wages increase by more than 20 percent.
According to the whitepaper, 35.3 percent of the private enterprises are not providing competitive wages.
And, annually, each associate receives a percentage of his/her annual wage in stock.
Wages in August grew at the fastest rate in nine years.
"The commercial market for household robots will be attractive in the long run, especially for small businesses working in the catering industry, which is facing labor shortage as well as wage rise in both China and abroad," said Sun Fuquan, a researcher at the Beijing-based Chinese Academy of Science and Technology for Development.
The Pirelli international team has wages and salaries related to results, but a strong motivation comes from the pride of belonging to a group that has continued to grow globally, supported by the success of its technology.
Any cash from the asset sale will go to its 200-plus creditors, in addition to the payment of wages, litigation claims and legal fees.
The agreement approved by SMART Local 105 in January provides competitive wages, good benefits, expanded training opportunities and stronger worker protections to union members.
With 68 robots per 10,000 Chinese manufacturing workers, far fewer than the 189 in the United States and 631 in South Korea, there's room for growth and rising factory wages are powering more automation.
The average wage in Edgecombe County is $32,642, according to a press release from the office of North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper.
Customers, squeezed by stagnant wage growth and inflation, are being cautious in their spending, Marks & Spencer stated.
Store rents have gone up by 7 percent on average while staff wages have grown 6.5 percent, the report showed.
Company insiders say MGL has seen robust production growth over the years as the company ensures an excellent work atmosphere by offering competitive wages to its hundreds of workers and staff who are mostly Bangladeshis.
About 200 million yuan were spent on operations last year, which included players' wages, bonus, brand promotion bills and routine expenses.
"We may save the transportation costs to pay more wages to our American workers.
Entry-level wages are about $11 to $13 an hour while technicians can earn up to the mid-$20s per hour, depending on experience.
Qingdao Kutesmart Co in East China's Shandong province is proving that by using the right technology and a smart business model, it's possible to be highly competitive in a traditional industry, even as wages rise.
Kutesmart employs about 3,000 people, paying wages approximately 20 percent higher than the industry average, according to He Wei, a company representative in the branding and public relations department.
The workers are now more confident because their jobs are secure, and wages have risen by an average of 8 percent, compared with the pre-takeover level.
Chinese managers pay the wages timely, they have good agriculture equipment and they are good people.
Therefore, the contract will create about 50 jobs generating up to $38 million in local wages and benefits.
Additionally, the article pointed out that import competition also led to a series of phenomena, including a decrease in per capita wages and labor participation rates, as well as increased payments via government transfers, giving rise to the concept of "China shock".
Such an issue — if seen coupled with other indicators such as wage growth, the labor participation rate and the final unemployment rate in the US — is telling a story that the US labor market may be showing signs of a downtrend.
If inflation and labor market data continue showing an easing of price and wage pressures, the current forecast for one more quarter-point increase may hold.
The main content of the census includes the basic information, organizational structure, personnel wages, production capacity, financial status, production management, energy production and consumption, R&D, IT development, and e-commerce transactions, as well as the structure of the input, the use of products and the composition of fixed asset investments.
Advisable specific measures include short-term labor tax relief — such as temporary cuts in wage earners' social protection contributions — or well-targeted direct transfers to vulnerable households, he said.
He added that in contrast to the previous policy focus of providing aid for businesses, it is advisable for China to directly support consumers this year, because business-oriented stimulus measures could face obstacles in driving employment and wage growth as external demand weakens.
"Income from wages and salaries accounted for 41.96 percent of farmers' income," said Wu, adding that net income from household operations accounted for 34.63 percent.
However, inflation in the country is expected to ease along with an anticipated wage growth, which would relieve household finances towards the end of the year, the bank said.
According to a World Bank report published in February 2022, lower middle-income countries will see the biggest wage gains under the RCEP partnership.
Wage arrears for migrant workers will be redressed, and assistance will be provided to help them return to work on time after the holidays.
Accumulatively, he has paid over 4 million yuan in wages.
Irregularities such as avoiding primary responsibilities in terms of labor rights and wage arrears will be resolutely dealt with, and trials of occupational injury insurance will be carried out.
The average monthly wages in 38 major cities of China hit 10,341 yuan ($1,541.84) in the second quarter of this year, according to a recent report by Zhaopin, an online recruitment platform.
In the early days of President Joe Biden's term, the anticipation and expectations of Chinese enterprises for strong economic recovery were generally positive in light of low unemployment, higher wages and more job opportunities, according to the survey.
Despite facing difficulties from resurgent domestic COVID-19 cases, disruption of supply chains and lower wages of many residents amid the pandemic, Wang said the consumption will gradually recover with the help of a series of government measures to step up monetary easing and increase support for hard-hit enterprises and industries.
The monthly minimum wage in China's 13 cities and provinces has crossed the 2,000 yuan ($314) mark, according to the latest data released by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, with Shanghai leading the list with 2,590 yuan per month.
The increase in the minimum wage will boost the income of workers, especially those on low wages.
Accordingly, other related payments, including unemployment insurance, sick leave, probationary wages, and basic living expenses of employees in the event the company is suspended or shut down, will rise as well, the online news outlet ThePaper reported.
Su Hainan, a research fellow at the Chinese Association of Labor Science, told ThePaper that minimum wage adjustment must balance the protection of employees' rights and interests and the affordability of enterprises.
Judging from the labor market, the unemployment rate in the US is expected to reach 3.5 percent by the end of this year－close to full employment－which may form a wretched cycle of higher wages and larger inflationary pressure.
In such circumstances, businesses typically resort to downsizing to save on costs like wages.
In fact, consumption has been a laggard in China's economic recovery due to factors like the lingering uncertainties of COVID-19, the induced weaker consumer sentiment and slower wage growth compared with the pre-pandemic levels.
With consumption growing mildly due to slow job and wage growth, Iris Pang, chief China economist at Dutch bank ING, believes the engine of growth for 2022 has to be infrastructure investment.
The inflation in the US may be more serious than market expectations, which can be partly validated by the rising commodity prices and wage inflation.
Li stressed the need to ensure the supply and a stable price for key commodities including grain, meat, fruit and vegetables during the upcoming Spring Festival holiday, which starts on Jan 31, and guarantee that the wages of migrant workers are issued in time and in full.
In her income tax filing, Viya declared personal wages as corporate income, and omitted reports of taxable income between 2019 and 2020.
"The likes of Viya are concealing personal income and declaring personal wages as income for proprietorships.
The primary distribution refers to the distribution of wages, profits, etc, carried out by the market in accordance with the principle of efficiency.
Although the primary distribution is mainly aimed at pursuing efficiency, the nation could still make more efforts to raise the minimum wage and establish rational institutions to bring about salary increases.
Tommy Wu, lead economist at British think tank Oxford Economics, said it is of great significance for emerging markets to strengthen industrial technology to move up the value chain and raise wages.
The domestic job market has been running smoothly in the past nine months thanks to government efforts in improving job-seekers' skills, cracking down on companies in arrears of wage payments and implementing campaigns to help college graduates land jobs.
Lu Aihong, the ministry's spokesperson, said at an online news conference on Wednesday the job market shows stable labor relations, as the ministry has stressed protecting the rights of flex workers and enhanced supervision over companies' illegally defaulting on wages.
"In the past three quarters, social security supervision bureaus at different levels have examined over 771,000 companies nationwide and investigated 43,000 cases of wage defaults," he said.
Fang Xiaodan, director of the Household Survey Office of the National Bureau of Statistics, said the increase of people's wages laid a solid foundation for disposable income growth.
During the January-June period, Chinese residents earned 10,104 yuan per capita in wages, up 12.1 percent nominally year-on-year, with an average increase over two years of 7.2 percent.
However, since 2008, China's labor costs have been rising, and wages are no longer low.
The cost of running a company — office rental, apartments, wages, water and electricity — in Guangzhou is much lower than in Hong Kong; plus, Guangzhou offers a lower threshold for university graduates from Hong Kong to start their business, Chan said.
The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security released a guideline with the other authorities concerned in July to better protect the rights of food deliverymen, ride-hailing drivers and other new forms of labor forces, urging companies to safeguard their wages and include them in social insurance plans.
The growth is partially the result of robots being cheaper than before, the story writes, adding that the fact that wages have risen so much in the country as it has grown wealthier and older has also served as a stimulus.
This prognosis is important because it impacts the country's employment and liquidity policies, that is, to keep payrolls stable with a minimum wage if the pandemic impact will be time-limited, or to cut payrolls for now and later hire workers back when the COVID-19 situation ends.
The State Council, China's Cabinet, announced in March 2020 a raft of policies supporting employment, particularly for vulnerable sectors, including more value-added tax relief, providing low-cost lending to smaller businesses, and lowering or waiving employers' contributions to old-age pensions, unemployment and workplace safety insurance schemes, exemptions for utility bills and rents and wage subsidies to help businesses keep payrolls stable.
Efforts must be made to ensure the functioning of grassroots bodies, the public's well-being and the payment of wages at the primary level, with appropriate measures to keep up the progress of budgetary investments and the issuance of local government bonds.
During the January-June period, Chinese residents earned 10,104 yuan per capita in wages, up 12.1 percent year-on-year, with an average increase over two years of 7.2 percent.
"As the national economy continues to recover, the employment situation has turned positive, which drives the rapid growth of people's wages," Fang said.
China's consumer price inflation is expected to remain below target this year, despite the recent surge in imported raw material prices and firming domestic demand, the bank predicted, adding that the rise in inflation is most likely going to be transitory in the absence of excessive wage growth.
Factory owners may be tempted to raise wages to keep workers close to the assembly lines, but sooner or later they will likely realize that unreasonably high wages would make their businesses unprofitable, stunting growth.
Multiple provincial-level regions of China have increased their minimum wage standards since the beginning of this year as the economy recovers further from the COVID-19 impact.
In Jiangxi, Heilongjiang, Shaanxi and Xinjiang, the statutory minimum monthly wages for developed cities have been raised to 1,850 yuan ($286), 1,860 yuan, 1,950 yuan and 1,900 yuan, respectively, official data shows.
Municipal and provincial governments in China have the authority to set minimum wage standards and are required to adjust their levels at least once every two or three years.
"Adjustments to minimum wages are backed by economic recovery and are in accordance with relevant policy requirements.
There is also the realistic need to raise wages for low-income workers," said Su Hainan, a researcher at the Chinese Association of Labour Science.
With monthly minimum wage hikes of up to 200 yuan, analysts believe the adjustments will also contribute to the average salary growth of Chinese workers.
Su said that the minimum wage standard, serving as a benchmark, will have a "driving effect" on basic pay and other benefits.
Alongside the minimum wage adjustment, Beijing in June announced increases in unemployment insurance benefits and disability benefits for people who sustain work-related injuries.
Respondents who participated in the survey said the manufacturers' performance in orders, sales, employment, wages and capital expenditure will improve this year, reflecting China's nationwide steady recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
It was a calculation by statistical model that includes the factors of wage level, employment rate, talent growth and salary growth.