Übersetzung für "State wages" in Deutsch

State garnishes my wages.

Popular was an interview with Stefanos Manos, published in a Czech newspaper, in which he described the alarming situation in the Greek state sector: high wages, combined with lifetime job guarantees, pensions nearly at the level of wage base, over-employment in state-owned companies.

It is thus understandable that the Gorbachev Guidelines provide for up to 70 % indexation of State wages, with pensions and social benefits indexed 100%.

Half of it (4.2 billion KM) was spent by the different state layers on wages, expenditures and public administration services.

The era of the New Deal and its various international equivalents had seen the rise of a powerful working class that had grown used to the idea that its basic needs should be met by the welfare state, that real wages would rise, and that it was always entitled to more.

Furthermore, it has to be guaranteed that the principle of equal treatment compared to workers, who are nationals of the host Member State (equal wages for equal work) is observed.

In a country where 40 percent of the population lives below the poverty line, the government has already cut by 15 percent state employees' wages, along with other subsidies.

Thirsty for profits, it started sweeping away some gains of the western proletariat by cutting several unproductive outlays, by thoroughly dismantling the Welfare State, by lowering wages in order to conform them to the world average wage.

It was decided to begin a joint agitation for universal suffrage, for a democratic right of association and assembly, for the right of free locomotion, for professional freedom, for the abolition of passport limitations, for the introduction of school reform, for maintenance of schools by the state, regulation of wages, of sick and death benefit funds, and of associations.

Under pressure from the IMF, the government promised to s lash state wages by 25% and pensions by 15% .

It must not take over the functions of business, for example, as it does in socialist countries, where the state sets wages and prices and decides how goods will be distributed.

However, state-defined minimum wages have already been frozen in some countries e.g. Hungary, while in other countries, such as Sweden, there is pressure by employer organisations to change the whole system of collective bargaining if unions do not consent to pay freezes or moderation in their wage claims.

The current state of wages, benefits, hours and working conditions as well as politics, art and technology is a result of the current state of this class struggle.

It states that wages should reflect market conditions.

An example of this would be the treatment of fringe benefits in many Member States' income or wage tax laws.

In the future Member States, however, wage developments havebeen much more erratic.

The disabled employees re ceive incentive wages which lie above the state wage subsidies.

The Turkish state waged war in Kurdistan on a permanent basis.

Debtors can be states, wage laborers, or businesses – for different reasons.

Prussia, Austria and the German States wage war against Napoleans Grand Armee.

However, competition among Member States to lower wages puts democracy and social welfare at risk.

In a number of Member States, developments in wages do not sufficiently follow productivity developments.

In many Member States, wage agreements need to take better account of regional differences in productivity and in labour market conditions.

In contrast, a withdrawal of the State from active wage policy formulation can be seen in several countries.

Since 1947 and the implementation of the Marshall Plan, the United States has been waging a permanent food war.