With the pay cuts, that captain would earn about $ 152, 000, and basic wage rates would not rise during the five-year deal.
32.
In the case of the Profitability model, the fixed component can be divided into the basic wage, an annual increment and a contractual bonus.
33.
As President, Powers introduced the first system of automatic adjustments to the basic wage to account for changes in the cost of living, applied quarterly.
34.
The Harvester Judgment of 1907 recognised the concept of a basic wage and in 1908 the Federal government also began an old age pension scheme.
35.
The bonus system used formerly by the government has been replaced by an across-the-board basic wage of $ 22, 500 to $ 27, 000 a year.
36.
"It's a basic wage-and-hour kind of thing, " said Deanne Amaden, a U . S . Department of Labor spokeswoman, of the investigation into R Systems.
37.
The principle of " one basic wage scale for all . . . employees . . . in the Canal Zone " was accepted and implemented.
38.
A state basic wage award was also introduced, together with regulations on the working conditions of timber workers, coal miners, and employees in other designated industries.
39.
Neither he nor the nation can start a new administration with a labor secretary who may have skirted basic wage and immigration laws in her own home.
40.
First, a system that keeps basic wages low, but allows doctors to make money from prescriptions and investigations, leads to perverse incentives and inefficiency at all levels.
