Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We need to pull our efforts to reverse massive restructuring, avoid jobs losses and prevent further downward pressure on wages and social security provision.
• called 'Competitiveness Pact': more attacks on wages and social rights, an increased retirement age, and increasingly insecure jobs.
• Simultaneously there were fears within the ECB to observe second round effects on wages.
• With so many people out of work, downward pressure on wages is showing up in official statistics as well.
• They are now proposing the so
• Employees and employers enter into voluntary agreements on wages and working conditions.
• In this regard, the advantages of having data on wages by deciles in relation to other employment characteristics are widely recognised.
• Changes of various kinds are needed in statistics on wages so as to make information on pay differences a more adequate basis for decisions.

• The gap between the eastern and western halves of the European Union, which is visible, for instance, in wages and in other respects, is unacceptable.
• Change in hours worked and/or in wages
• Consequently, this relatively small increase in wages had hardly any effect on the overall financial situation of the Community industry.
• After an initial increase in wages of 21 % between 2007 and 2008, they fell continuously up to the IP.
• The internal market requires mass purchasing power if it is to thrive, and this cannot be achieved without renewed increases in wages and social spending.
• Foreign entrepreneurs have contributed to improvements in wages and social conditions.
• Accumulated profits should be used to finance the distribution of work amongst all, with no decrease in wages, no precariousness and no flexibility.
• In order to create employment, labour costs must come down, there must be greater flexibility in wages and working hours and the unemployed need more incentives to find work.