wage work造句

• She attributes the lower average earnings of women not to their preferences for low wage work, but because of the degree of sex segregation.
• At the employment agency, he meets Jenny Mercer ( Theresa Russell ), who helps him land scale-wage work at a can factory.
• Heidi demonstrated that men and women had different stakes in both wage work and household work-- potentionally antagonistic stakes that would affect relations between them.
• They are creating new industries and new employment opportunities at a time when traditional industries are shipped to overseas locations and their low-wage work forces.
• DELTA-PILOTS _ ATLANTA _ Valerie Welton worked her way through flying lessons and years of low-wage work for ASA, the commuter airline.
• He sees the ubiquity of fast food remaking American agriculture, architecture and minimum-wage work over the last 25 years, while hardly anyone noticed.
• "I was in the waged work force before we even had a law that required equal pay for equal work, " she said.
• The labor center works directly with unions to assist in improving conditions in low-wage work and advocate to strengthen the laws that protect these workers.
• The strike has also wiped out a summer jobs program that traditionally provides minimum wage work for as many as 80 of the town's young people.
• The campus living wage work of unions, which have frequently worked with chapters of United Students Against Sweatshops, are an example of the principle in practice.
• She studied musical theatre at the Canadian College of Performing Arts in Victoria, British Columbia and took barista, bartender and other minimum wage work after graduation.
• Where are laid-off manufacturing workers going to find jobs with comparable salaries in an economy with a surplus of minimum-wage work for salesclerks and waiters?
• "I didn't come to America, " said Yoduel Robles, 18, who was expelled from school and found only minimum-wage work.
• Noting that turnover runs more than 300 percent a year, Don Taylor, the plant's comptroller, acknowledged the unappealing nature of the minimum-wage work.
• What North Korea offers is a low-wage work force, purportedly well-disciplined, and a location near the attractive markets of China, South Korea and Japan.
• Vanna and Samphos are planning to move to Phnom Penh, the capital, because there is little wage work in Battambang, a rice-growing hub in the northwest.
• However, for local residents of Anglo ethnicity, full-time waged work was more easily accessible due to the employment opportunities produced directly and indirectly by the damming project.
• In his view under socialism women would not face the double burden of wage work and unpaid household work, since he expected household tasks to be provided as public services.
• While low-wage work is one source, a new study finds that well-paid middle managers and other upper-level office workers are being hired in big numbers.
• Seeking to regain the initiative against the conservative opposition, Schroeder on Monday presented a project for government-subsized jobs, meant to entice jobless people into low-wage work.