Definition of award wage in English:

award wage

noun

Australian, NZ

A wage fixed by an industrial tribunal or other body, payable to workers in a specified occupation, enterprise, or industry.
participants are being paid the award wage for a normal 35-hour week
industrial courts ordered farmers to pay award wages to Aborigines
Example sentencesExamples
- They are often paid less for the work they do, without the protection of unions or award wages.
- The federal government also set out to cut award wages, sparking a wave of industrial unrest.
- Under an award wage set by a union, you get the same salary.
- Strikes were being used as an instrument of bargaining over award wage settlements and other fringe benefits.
- If they're exempted from, for example, award wage increases it will help them stay in business.
- During the Great Depression award wages were only reduced by 10 per cent at a time when prices had fallen by much more than that figure.
- The company employs 11 part-time workers on award wages.
- The federal arbitration system granted full award wages to pastoral workers.
- They were paid award wages, and were employed on a full-time, part-time, or casual basis.
- Nearly half of the award wage workforce are engaged as casuals.

单词	award wage
释义	Definition of award wage in English: award wage noun Australian, NZ A wage fixed by an industrial tribunal or other body, payable to workers in a specified occupation, enterprise, or industry. participants are being paid the award wage for a normal 35-hour week industrial courts ordered farmers to pay award wages to Aborigines Example sentencesExamples They are often paid less for the work they do, without the protection of unions or award wages. The federal government also set out to cut award wages, sparking a wave of industrial unrest. Under an award wage set by a union, you get the same salary. Strikes were being used as an instrument of bargaining over award wage settlements and other fringe benefits. If they're exempted from, for example, award wage increases it will help them stay in business. During the Great Depression award wages were only reduced by 10 per cent at a time when prices had fallen by much more than that figure. The company employs 11 part-time workers on award wages. The federal arbitration system granted full award wages to pastoral workers. They were paid award wages, and were employed on a full-time, part-time, or casual basis. Nearly half of the award wage workforce are engaged as casuals.
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