Übersetzung für "Wage demand" in Deutsch

The ongoing decline is an encouraging development, but its longterm sustainability has to bestrengthened by addressing the lack of competition in various sectors, still present inflexibilities inlabour markets, and remainders of indexation mechanisms, where social transfer and wage settingmechanism demand systemic structural adjustments.

It is possible that a more sophisticated version of the hypothesis, which explains weaker employment growth in high wage industries by insufficient wage dispersion in those areas due presumably to supply side factors (see Davis and Hendrickson) while explaining weaker employment growth in low wage industries to demand side factors as suggested by Freeman (1998) might work, but the technical difficulty in fitting a model that lies along the supply curve for some observations and along the demand curve for others is high.

Strikes cannot be called to protest about government policy, to demand an increase in the minimum wage or to demand union recognition (Labour Code, Art.

However, all of this took place outside of the normal collective bargaining timelines which convinced workers in other mines to also demand wage increases outside of the formal bargaining processes.

The labor market has also been remarkably robust to policy experiments, such as the introduction of a statutory minimum wage, and to demand side shocks, such as the Great Recession.

To demand wage renunciations at a time, when prices are falling throughout Europe as a result of deteriorating consumer demand and when Spain is the first Euro Member State to officially announced deflation, i.e. a fall of prices, is no more than narrow-minded political machinery and does not testify of corporate social responsibility.

With our minimum-wage campaign we demand statutory minimum wages of 4'000.- Francs for all, because higher minimum wages directly improve the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and families.

If workers or unions do not accept the lower real wages caused by higher inflation they will use the next wage negotiations to demand compensation in the form of higher wages.

However, this non-investment is not the result of a fall in the profit-rate or of an insufficiency of surplus value, as is wrongly thought by the upholders of the single caused theory of crisis due to the falling rate of profit. This non-investment results from a consecutive overproduction of capitals due to the strong compression of the wage demand.

The identity, or equilibrium, between wage and marginal productivity could of course be disturbed, but only to re-establish itself For example, if the marginal productivity exceeded the wage, the demand for labor would increase until marginal productivity and wage again balanced.

The identity, or equilibrium, between wage and marginal productivity could of course be disturbed, but only to re-establish itself For example, if the marginal productivity exceeded the wage, the demand for labor would increase until marginal productivity and wage again balanced. if the wage exceeded the marginal productivity, the demand for labor would go down until the identity of marginal productivity and wage was re-established.

We have a right to demand wages.

The comparatively moderate wage demands made by the unions resulted, after arbitration, in the following increases:

The union was modest in its wage demands.

By the law of supply and demand, wages would tend to increase.

This would trigger inflation and wage demands.

They are demanding wages of 12 000 Rand per month.

This underlines the need for moderate wage demands which are consistent with productivity increases.

For those in work, a risk is that higher average tax rates can increase pressure for wage demands.

Despite the present economic development, the wage demands of the unions must therefore be rejected.

Here, also, the immediate cause was miserable conditions of labour, and wage demands were presented.

In response to this onslaught, tens of thousands of Portuguese workers took to the streets in protest, demanding wage increases that will restore the purchasing power that has been lost over the past decade, and decent conditions for retirement.

They must be allowed to compete with their conditions, and that often means lower wages than the wages we demand in the EU.

The report tells us that we can only rely on monetary stability, a prudent budget and logical wage demands which take account of price stability.

In conjunction with the 'freedom' of movement of workers, who will have to wander about like nomads from country to country looking for work, this measure helps to depress wages and demands, using workers from poorer countries as a pressure lever.

The key will be so-called “second-round effects” – whether growing crude prices lead to higher wage demands from trade unions.

Moses remarked: "You could have demanded wages for it if you liked."

Instead of paying him the higher wages he demanded, Mills turned the project over to Philip Reid, one of the slaves working at the facility.

The alternative is to shift more of the burden of adjustment on the strong countries, with higher wages and stronger demand supported by government investment programs.

An individual firm can cut wages without undermining demand for whatever good or service it produces.

In countries with pent-up demand for higher income and welfare, democratic fervor could lead to large budget deficits, excessive wage demands, and high inflation, ultimately resulting in severe economic crises.

In the 1920’s, Swedish economist Knut Wicksell defined it as the interest rate at which, economy-wide, desired investment equals desired savings, implying no upward pressure on consumer prices, resource prices, or wages as aggregate demand outruns supply, and no downward pressure on these prices as supply exceeds demand.