• If you add 1, 000 more, pay them a competitive wage and shift some of the burden of research onto patent lawyers, you can probably cut tech pendency from 32 months to 24.

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  • "Many councils have bigger budgets than FTSE 100 companies and to get the brightest people to deliver the best services for local people they need to pay a competitive wage, " he said.

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  • When the competitive outside wage is higher than the regulated wage, there are likely to be falls in quality.

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  • Clauses in collective-bargaining agreements allowed individual firms to stray from wage deals when competitive pressures demanded it.

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  • The Indian firms see consulting work as a way to maintain their competitive edge in the face of wage inflation in India and the rise of Chinese data processing firms.

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  • Not only does an entrepreneurial path place immigrants in a non-competitive position relative to the existing wage-seeking labor pool, but their ventures that are employer businesses actually create jobs, increasing demand for labor and thereby pushing up wages.

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  • Most employers cannot simply raise prices to cover the higher minimum wage, particularly in the competitive services sector.

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  • Iscaro suggests that Ireland should also try to make the economy more competitive and diversified, partly by capping wage increases in the public sector and cutting costs.

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  • Yet if teachers unions press for wages far above the efficient wage they would garner in a competitive labor market, then they are undermining the case for the special laws that empower them.

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  • No doubt this is true, but the report would have benefited from a mention of the opposite problem in the U.S.: the existence of so-called Davis-Bacon requirements for most public works, which set the prevailing union wage scale no matter what the competitive market pay for quality work would be.

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  • He would not be drawn on figures, claiming he wanted to stay competitive, but said he has "hardly drawn a wage" over the past six weeks because of the weather.

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  • There are still some fields though that pay a good wage, engineers, scientists for examples, but generally with a broader competitive job market you are going to see wages drop.

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  • And it probably wouldn't be good for our economy for a bunch of these jobs to come back because, frankly, there's no way that people could be getting paid a living wage on some of these jobs -- at least in order to be competitive in an international setting.

    WHITEHOUSE: Online Town Hall

  • All this seems glum news for those who argue that wage increases this year must be kept below 3% if Germany is to stay competitive and reduce its high number of people without a job, still over 4m, or 10.2% of the workforce.

    ECONOMIST: Germany

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