subsistence wages การใช้

• Of course, they are talking about millions of dollars, not subsistence wages.
• Workers in 40 percent of sample countries earned less than subsistence wages.
• The biggest problem with Nike is that its overseas workers make wretched, below-subsistence wages.
• Subsistence wages were indeed the case in parts of England.
• Others squatted on farms or worked for subsistence wages.
• A dollar fifty a day is not a subsistence wage in Ho Chi Minh City.
• But many nations, he says, have no better hope than plants paying mere subsistence wages.
• In a place like Haiti, subsistence wages may be undignified, but they are better than starvation.
• The capitalist, investor regime needed a laboring under-class in thrall to subsistence wages to maximize profits.
• As a farm worker, Cyriaque's earnings were already below what most Americans would consider subsistence wages.
• The study estimated subsistence wages needed by four types of families in 40 different geographic areas.
• The government has set the official subsistence wage at 423 rubles ( dlrs 70 ) a month.
• That is 37 percent of a subsistence wage of $ 47, 244 a year, the study said.
• The main reason for this is economic, as most artisans made subsistence wages, lower than most other occupations.
• Low-level samurai could be paid as little as a subsistence wage and worked as guards, messengers and clerks.
• According to Lassalle, wages cannot fall below subsistence wage level because without subsistence, laborers will be unable to work.
• No wonder people back home worry that subsistence wages and union-busting in developing nations weaken the position of American workers.
• Korb, though, noted that the old GI Bill was offered to veterans forced to serve in wartime while earning subsistence wages.
• Many people work part time or have been told to stay home by companies that continue to pay them subsistence wages.