Examples of 'wage restraint' in a sentence

Meaning of "wage restraint"

wage restraint - Wage restraint generally refers to limiting or controlling the increase in wages or salaries, often in response to economic concerns such as inflation or budget constraints. It can involve agreements between employers and employees to prevent excessive wage growth

How to use "wage restraint" in a sentence

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Wage restraint is regarded as an important factor in employment growth.
It is therefore vital to maintain wage restraint.
Wage restraint is now also contributing to lower inflation.
Workers have been undergoing a high degree of wage restraint.
Wage restraint was not a condition for achieving higher employment.
In compensation for wage restraint and certain rest days.
Wage restraint in the relevant.
Policy of wage restraint.
Wage restraint is asked for.
Further industrial action was taken in the summer against wage restraint.
There is no wage restraint policy in the strict sense in the.
And some countries have for years been achieving wage restraint on the basis of consensus.
Increased wage restraint has contributed to the gains on inflation.
This was an action combining supply and demand policies and in par ticular wage restraint.
Wage restraint in particular has a positive effect on the economic process.

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Target not met but public sector wage restraint strengthened and prolonged.
Wage restraint is one.
Mr Quinn also spoke about wage restraint policies.
Wage restraint and budgetary control necessary to lower interest rates.
The Centraal Planbureau regards wage restraint as an eminently suitable way of increasing employment.
Wage restraint has been an important part of the agreement with IMF.
The European Council had also called for wage restraint in the public sector.
Public sector wage restraint is important for moderate overall wage developments.
The Implementation Report points towards continued wage restraint.
Considerable wage restraint therefore weakens overall demand and thus growth and employment.
March Trades Union Congress and Government agree a formal policy of voluntary wage restraint.
German wage restraint did have negative effects for Europe as a whole.
Nevertheless, the predominant rhetoric always centres on wage restraint.
Opposition to wage restraint surfaced within the unions and the Labour party.
So even with flexible exchange rates, wage restraint leads to more employment.
Wage restraint and possibly reductions in pay ;.
Similarly, social partners could secure a broad consensus for wage restraint.
At macroeconomic level, wage restraint will have to be continued for some time yet.
During the tripartite meeting, the social partners agreed on a policy of wage restraint.
Wage restraint will be key to improving external competitiveness, while containing inflationary pressures.
In an attempt to contain inflation, wage restraint is advocated by SAP.
Considerable wage restraint therefore weakens overall demand and thus growth and employment, too.
Now, we know what wage restraint means.
Has the wage restraint which the EEC is again recommending led to more jobs?
Further progress on cutting inflation was achieved in 1998, largely thanks to continued wage restraint.
Of course, this wage restraint on high-skilled work is good for profit.
In the 1980s, the European social partners were forced to experience wage restraint.
Wage restraint and reinforcement of the " 2 for 1 " hiring rule.
The Wage Restraint Order as also all price control orders were withdrawn in August 1971.

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