wage councils造句

• Lim Chong Yah, chairman of the National Wages Council, told reporters.
• National Wages Council chairman Lim Pin said on Saturday at a news conference.
• He served for many years as a member on the National Wages Council ( 1981 1991, except 1989 ).
• Cox was appointed by President Barack Obama to serve on the Federal Salary Council and the Federal Prevailing Wage Council.
• The BDA, along with employer representatives from the textile and chemical industries, were represented on the six-member wage council.
• But now workers " must brace themselves and lower their expectations to face the difficult times ahead, " the wage council said.
• Employers should cut expenses and avoid layoffs by reducing salaries and contributions to pension funds, the government-dominated National Wages Council said Thursday.
• Sukhdeo served as a Member of the Hotel and Catering Wages Council for almost five years when minimum wage bands and service conditions were established.
• The wage council _ which represents unions, businesses and government _ said Singapore risks severely damaging the economy unless it reins in rising labor costs.
• The National Wages Council, which includes representatives from unions, businesses and the government, normally meets once a year to suggest guidelines on wages.
• The wage councils were dismantled, and a public campaign against the merits of unions paralleled the decline of membership and collective agreement coverage to under 40 per cent.
• Under Germany's model of labor consensus, the wage council is meant to approve industry wage agreements that could affect workers not represented in the industry-wide negotiations.
• Union leaders and employers serve on key institutions such as the National Wages Council, the Economic Development Board, the Central Provident Fund and the Singapore Productivity and Standards Board.
• He adopted a maverick approach in the Militant group ), supported rate capping of left-wing councils, and sought the abolition of Wages Councils which set minimum pay rates.
• On July 25, 2012 a subcommittee of the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare's Central Minimum Wages Council decided to recommend that it be raised by ?.
• During the 1960s, the tripartism institution was still weak, but the formation of the National Wages Council ( NWC ) in the 1970s boosted the collaboration within the labour movement.
• The government's wage council rejected the German construction industry's minimum wage proposal as too high, hindering attempts to reduce the use of cheap foreign labor on construction sites.
• The wage council hopes to minimize layoffs, maintain low levels of unemployment, and maximize productivity in the difficult circumstances ahead by stressing moderation in wage increases and containment of other costs.
• This was also the year that it became customary for the Labour Minister to announce the decision of the government with respect to the National Wages Council's recommendations for the year.
• Company president Toh Ko Lin said Subic Shipyard workers are already receiving what amounts to 7.3 percent to 11.5 percent above the government-ordered minimum pay set by the wage council.