average wages

In the current crisis, it took Ireland two years of severe unemployment to achieve about a 5 percent reduction in average wages.

Jobs at multinationals tend to pay above-average wages and, for decades, sustained the American middle class.

More generally, average wages have been outstripping inflation for years and working conditions have been improving.

Other major policies include a promise to raise average wages by 15 per cent a year in order to double average wages by the end of 2015.

A more flexible labour market and the retirement of well-paid baby-boomers have pushed down average wages.

Note: Total wages and annual average wages of staff and workers of Tianjin refers to remuneration of urban employment.

It's not even close to having the average wages of, say, Mexico.

It is true that average wages have risen by around 15% over the past year, but labour productivity in manufacturing has risen even faster.

In many rich countries average wages in the state sector are higher than in the private one.

Sales of metal detectors in the US are rising as average wages and employment stagnate.

Second, average wages are still declining, in spite of record corporate profits and, until recently, a tightening labour market.

Employees in every major field there from sales to construction raked in above-average wages in 2010.

not only have prices been falling for many years, but average wages have drifted 5 per cent lower in the last decade, in nominal terms.

This may help to explain why the real median wage of American graduates has fallen by 6% since 2000, a bigger decline than in average wages.

Meanwhile real incomes for average-wages earners fell in 15 OECD countries.

Average wages in Vietnam and Pakistan are just one-third of China's.

Average wages have also fallen by 5% in real terms over the past year.

In fact, average wages actually fell last month.

Average wages have stagnated since 2001 because of high energy prices, rising health-care costs and widening inequality.

Note: The statistic scope from1998 in this table refers to average wages of staff and workers on the job.

Average wages (including bonuses and overtime pay) went down by 2. 7% in the 12 months to February.

Average wages in China are less than 5 per cent of average wages in Britain.

Nominal gross domestic product has leapt from $200bn to well above $1, 000bn, and average wages from $100 a month to $600.

Nowadays, the ratio of the house price to the average wages in our country is much higher than that in other countries or regions.

Annual Average Wages of Staff and workers at Post(yuan)

Average Wages of Staff and Workers

Average Wages in Chengdu in 1999