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Year 9 and 10 - Wages and Salaries
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Why Do Wages Rise?
Many people believe the only path to higher wages is to put in more work hours, but there are actually many economic factors that go into deciding the number on each worker's paycheck. Watch this short video to learn more!
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Why are UK Graduate Wages So Low?
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published: 06 Nov 2021
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Do Unions Raise Wages?
Do unions raise wages for workers as a whole? If not, can unions raise the wages of some workers? The answer is, well, it depends. Unions have the ability to restrict the supply of labor to a job, which can increase wages for some workers. However, unions can also lower wages. For example, work stoppages and strikes supported by unions can slow down economic growth, lowering real wages. To illustrate this, we take a look at what happened to Great Britain’s economy during the 1970’s union strikes.
It’s important to note that unions are not just about wages — they can be helpful in protecting workers from arbitrary abuses and maintaining positive workplace relationships.
Finally, we ask — are there differences between professional associations and unions? How are they similar? Watch to learn...
published: 08 Apr 2015
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Do higher wages help raise revenue?
In 2015, Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price announced he would raise the company’s minimum wage to $70,000 a year by 2017 and slash his own compensation by more than 90 percent. More than a year later, Price reports the company's revenue and clientele has grown substantially, despite critics' predictions that the move would be bad for business. NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent John Larson reports.
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Why Do Wages Rise?
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Year 9 and 10 - Wages and Salaries
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- published: 02 Jul 2013
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Why Do Wages Rise?
Many people believe the only path to higher wages is to put in more work hours, but there are actually many economic factors that go into deciding the number on...
Many people believe the only path to higher wages is to put in more work hours, but there are actually many economic factors that go into deciding the number on each worker's paycheck. Watch this short video to learn more!
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The health of an economy can be measured using a variety of indicators. Common ones include the unemployment rate, monthly job creation figures, and GDP—or the total value of all goods and services produced in an economy over a given year. But a less frequently used, although very important, indicator is wage growth.
While it may not be the first thing to come to mind when thinking about the economy on a larger scale, wage growth is directly linked to things like sales performance at stores and restaurants, fluctuations in the housing market, and can even increase the standard of living. And when it’s your wages going up–it becomes very important.
Because as wages rise, Americans spend more money.
But the question is, what causes wages to rise? Well, there are several things that influence wage growth.
Number one. Employers simply have more profits so they are financially able to raise worker compensation. These extra funds could be the result of a jump in business performance—caused by a hike in sales or a public policy change—such as a reduction in the tax rate.
Number two. The market for labor becomes more competitive. This situation can arise when the number of job openings surpasses the number of people looking for employment—a circumstance referred to as a tightening of the labor market. The lack of available workers forces businesses to compete over job candidates by outbidding each other with perks, like higher wages, better working conditions, more vacation time, and other benefits.
Number three. Typically, wages rise with skill and experience. Whether the skill or knowledge is acquired from a traditional higher education institution, trade school, or simply from on-the-job experience, wage levels will fluctuate based on the demand for these respective attributes. The rule of thumb? More education and experience in a field with room for growth equals higher wages.
Wage levels can change for a number of reasons, but one thing is for sure. When the economy is doing better and unemployment is low–wages will be on the rise.
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Many people believe the only path to higher wages is to put in more work hours, but there are actually many economic factors that go into deciding the number on each worker's paycheck. Watch this short video to learn more!
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The health of an economy can be measured using a variety of indicators. Common ones include the unemployment rate, monthly job creation figures, and GDP—or the total value of all goods and services produced in an economy over a given year. But a less frequently used, although very important, indicator is wage growth.
While it may not be the first thing to come to mind when thinking about the economy on a larger scale, wage growth is directly linked to things like sales performance at stores and restaurants, fluctuations in the housing market, and can even increase the standard of living. And when it’s your wages going up–it becomes very important.
Because as wages rise, Americans spend more money.
But the question is, what causes wages to rise? Well, there are several things that influence wage growth.
Number one. Employers simply have more profits so they are financially able to raise worker compensation. These extra funds could be the result of a jump in business performance—caused by a hike in sales or a public policy change—such as a reduction in the tax rate.
Number two. The market for labor becomes more competitive. This situation can arise when the number of job openings surpasses the number of people looking for employment—a circumstance referred to as a tightening of the labor market. The lack of available workers forces businesses to compete over job candidates by outbidding each other with perks, like higher wages, better working conditions, more vacation time, and other benefits.
Number three. Typically, wages rise with skill and experience. Whether the skill or knowledge is acquired from a traditional higher education institution, trade school, or simply from on-the-job experience, wage levels will fluctuate based on the demand for these respective attributes. The rule of thumb? More education and experience in a field with room for growth equals higher wages.
Wage levels can change for a number of reasons, but one thing is for sure. When the economy is doing better and unemployment is low–wages will be on the rise.
- published: 27 Sep 2018
- views: 831285
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Why are UK Graduate Wages So Low?
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Tony Blair's target of over 50% university enrolment has been hit but new data questions the value of a degree. This video explores changing perceptions of the 'graduate wage premium' and debates on university attendance.
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1. Stansbury, Turner and Balls (2023). Tackling the UK’s regional economic inequality: Binding constraints and avenues for policy intervention. Harvard Kennedy School. P19
2. https://x.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1718244492933816529?s=20
3. https://www.ft.com/content/570d23b3-d286-4cb9-a319-b49cc4056f52
4. The Advanced British Standard: Everything you need to know - The Education Hub
5. https://x.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1718244522004467886?s=20
6. Indicator C5. How much do tertiary students pay and what public support do they receive? | Education at a Glance 2022
7. https://www.hks.harvard.edu/centers/mrcbg/publications/awp/awp198
8. https://educationhub.blog.gov.uk/2021/02/09/more-young-people-are-taking-stem-subjects-than-ever-before/
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1. Stansbury, Turner and Balls (2023). Tackling the UK’s regional economic inequality: Binding constraints and avenues for policy intervention. Harvard Kennedy School. P19
2. https://x.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1718244492933816529?s=20
3. https://www.ft.com/content/570d23b3-d286-4cb9-a319-b49cc4056f52
4. The Advanced British Standard: Everything you need to know - The Education Hub
5. https://x.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1718244522004467886?s=20
6. Indicator C5. How much do tertiary students pay and what public support do they receive? | Education at a Glance 2022
7. https://www.hks.harvard.edu/centers/mrcbg/publications/awp/awp198
8. https://educationhub.blog.gov.uk/2021/02/09/more-young-people-are-taking-stem-subjects-than-ever-before/
- published: 01 Nov 2023
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why wages don't follow inflation.
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- published: 06 Nov 2021
- views: 107705
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Do Unions Raise Wages?
Do unions raise wages for workers as a whole? If not, can unions raise the wages of some workers? The answer is, well, it depends. Unions have the ability to re...
Do unions raise wages for workers as a whole? If not, can unions raise the wages of some workers? The answer is, well, it depends. Unions have the ability to restrict the supply of labor to a job, which can increase wages for some workers. However, unions can also lower wages. For example, work stoppages and strikes supported by unions can slow down economic growth, lowering real wages. To illustrate this, we take a look at what happened to Great Britain’s economy during the 1970’s union strikes.
It’s important to note that unions are not just about wages — they can be helpful in protecting workers from arbitrary abuses and maintaining positive workplace relationships.
Finally, we ask — are there differences between professional associations and unions? How are they similar? Watch to learn more about how unions affect the economy.
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Do unions raise wages for workers as a whole? If not, can unions raise the wages of some workers? The answer is, well, it depends. Unions have the ability to restrict the supply of labor to a job, which can increase wages for some workers. However, unions can also lower wages. For example, work stoppages and strikes supported by unions can slow down economic growth, lowering real wages. To illustrate this, we take a look at what happened to Great Britain’s economy during the 1970’s union strikes.
It’s important to note that unions are not just about wages — they can be helpful in protecting workers from arbitrary abuses and maintaining positive workplace relationships.
Finally, we ask — are there differences between professional associations and unions? How are they similar? Watch to learn more about how unions affect the economy.
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Do higher wages help raise revenue?
In 2015, Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price announced he would raise the company’s minimum wage to $70,000 a year by 2017 and slash his own compensation by more tha...
In 2015, Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price announced he would raise the company’s minimum wage to $70,000 a year by 2017 and slash his own compensation by more than 90 percent. More than a year later, Price reports the company's revenue and clientele has grown substantially, despite critics' predictions that the move would be bad for business. NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent John Larson reports.
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In 2015, Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price announced he would raise the company’s minimum wage to $70,000 a year by 2017 and slash his own compensation by more than 90 percent. More than a year later, Price reports the company's revenue and clientele has grown substantially, despite critics' predictions that the move would be bad for business. NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent John Larson reports.
- published: 23 Sep 2016
- views: 54061