Noun:

ಕೂಲಿ ಗುಲಾಮರು,

wage freeze's Usage Examples:

month in June (1,130% for the year), fell to 2% by August and, though a wage freeze prevented real incomes from rising, these new inflation rates (the lowest.

a wage freeze is beneficial.

The deal included a five-year wage freeze, higher health care premiums and the creation of a two-tiered wage and.

The MAC insisted that the city make major reforms, including a wage freeze, a major layoff, a subway fare hike, and charging tuition at the City University of New York.

other CPGB members, Haxell was central to successful opposition to a wage freeze during 1950 and 1951, and was elected as assistant general secretary.

A string of budget cuts as a result of a recession, a three-year wage freeze to public servants, and the Public Service Alliance of Canada"s general.

national trucking agreement in September 1981 and accept a two-year wage freeze (which the union ratified in March 1982).

However, while the worker may recognize that the wage freeze is needed, they may not be willing to partake in a wage freeze.

1980s, a shrinking print market had reduced revenues, and an employee wage freeze was instituted by then President William E.

The government imposed a wage freeze on public sector unions in February 2004 as part of its effort to rein.

Onganía"s Minister of Economy, Adálbert Krieger Vasena, decreed a wage freeze (amid 30% inflation) and a 40% devaluation, which adversely impacted.

Due to decreased property values, in 2009 the district announced that furloughs, layoffs, and wage freezes would occur.

Many of the cannery workers were enlisting in the military or finding jobs in defense industries, while governmental emergency controls banned strikes and initiated a wage freeze.

Synonyms:

freeze,

Antonyms:

boil, bring to,