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wage

[weyj] / weɪdʒ /


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"You find that emotionally, mentally, it's taking a gradual toll on you," said Ameh, who earns minimum wage, around £12.20 an hour.

From Barron's

“The underlying trend in services decelerated less meaningfully, as services wage growth remains elevated,” Michael Reid, senior U.S. economist for RBC wrote today.

From Barron's

He says "every aspect is going up," from animal feed, energy, transport and wages.

From BBC

At that business, higher wages and the hiring of additional specialized salespersons in preparation for the spinoff are taking a toll.

From MarketWatch

The growth was offset in part by higher wage rates and broader macroeconomic forces that have slowed international shipping.

From The Wall Street Journal