Übersetzung für "Lohnskala" in Englisch

More ambitious measures are needed to reduce the tax-wedge on the lower end of the wage scale.

The system of wage indexation introduced in 1986 continued to be applied.

The pay scale for the purposes of future unemployment insurance benefit has been revised.

This was at the upper end of his pay scale.

And further up the wage scale there's IBM.

For a sliding scale of wages to keep up with the cost of living!

Trade unions and other mass working-class organisations should fight for a sliding scale of wages .

In contrast, incentives to work have been improved for older workers and for workers at the lower end of the wage scale.

The 'Mainz model' intends to improve the employment opportunities at the lower end of the pay scale.

The tax burden on labour has been reduced, particularly at the lower end of the wage scale.

Do we really believe that we can compete with countries such as China in terms of wages?

Reforms aiming at reducing the labour costs at the lowest end of the wage scale should be continued.

Model projects have started to reduce wage costs at the lower end of the pay scale.

The 'Mainz model' intends to improve the employment opportunities at the lower end of the pay scale.

But the alignnent was partly due to the equalizing the ttcorrectedt' sliding scale. In fta1y, wonenrs earnings had risen fron 67 *,increases in

Bulgaria with an average wages of 170 EUR per month is far at the back of wages scale EU countries.

We stand for an escalating scale of wages, likewise independent of profitability.

As such, Palestinian labor inside the West Bank get paid using a much lower payment scale with less labor rights.

The split pay scales, which have been known mostly from the USA up to now, are now fixed at Daimler-Chrysler.

Building on recent measures to reduce labour costs for the low-skilled and the young, it seems important to review the tax-benefit system to address the high tax wedge on labour in a comprehensive manner, particularly at the lower end of the wage scale.

I would have liked, as rapporteur, to have had something more specific, drawing attention to the burdens imposed on employers, because we did draw attention in our resolution, paragraph 8, to the need to reduce non-wage labour costs, particularly at the lower end of the wage scale.

That indeed is referred to as well in our paragraph 4, sixth indent, because it is the impact of high social costs or taxes on jobs at the lower end of the wage scale which is contributing to maintaining uncomfortably high levels, particularly of youth unemployment.

The Wolf report contains a whole series of practical and excellent proposals, for example, reducing indirect labour costs below the wage scale, highlighting small and medium-sized firms, part-time work, or even shortening working time and re-distributing labour. We like the emphasis he lays on additional training and re-training and his focus on the third sector of social and cultural services.

The annual economic report from the Commission also expresses a wish for greater wage distribution within the different sectors and branches.

This mechanism is called the ‘system of automatic indexation of salaries and wages to the cost of living’ or even the ‘sliding wage scale’ or ‘index’.