| Employees have voted to take action due to pay differentials between workers in London and Kent. |
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| He had shown when certain elliptic differentials could be integrated in logarithms but his methods was of little practical use. |
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| That could explain why so many u-joints, clutches, transmissions, differentials and brakes were used up. |
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| There will be components like axles, differentials, for certain products that are very similar in architecture to ours. |
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| Regional differentials should be introduced or re-introduced into award rates of pay. |
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| Factors of production do not move easily across national boundaries in response to wage price differentials. |
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| Wage differentials were decreased through government policy and collective bargaining. |
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| The different styles also implicitly allude to the political power differentials that are associated with various regional identities. |
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| Authenticity means hammering on about growing inequality and doing something about gross pay differentials. |
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| For both decapod and octopod suckers, the maximum pressure differentials show a significant inverse correlation with sucker size. |
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| Ditto for both differentials, which you change over to synthetic gear lube after the break-in period. |
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| If they are allowed to explain pay differentials, they only perpetuate that past discrimination. |
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| First she says there ought to be a rational justification for pay differentials. |
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| The court stated that a number of criteria used by employers to justify incremental pay differentials will have to be justified. |
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| And it is also true that wage differentials between the public and private sector pay have increased. |
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| In all of the eight categories massive price gaps or quote differentials existed. |
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| German unions maintain rigid wage differentials for skills in order to protect their poorest workers. |
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| Small firms are also under pressure to maintain pay differentials between their junior and more experienced staff to create a career path. |
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| He published a series of works on combinatorial mathematics, in particular probability, series and formulas for higher differentials. |
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| Should there be regional variations in the minimum wage, based on documented differentials in the cost of living? |
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| The Central Bank, like many other government bodies, has suffered from a transfer of resources to private industry driven largely by salary differentials. |
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| These include the recognition of regional wage differentials. |
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| The findings show that there are large wage differentials between workers employed in different sectors. |
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| We have only to note the way groups of workers use widening or narrowing differentials in the pay structure to argue for wage increases to see the truth of George's statement. |
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| The dispute concerns night-shift and day-shift pay differentials. |
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| Negotiations over reducing pay differentials have broken down. |
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| He used differentials in his courses, which he supplemented with a special one on difference equations and numerical mathematics because engineers often work on discrete data. |
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| Age-earnings profiles give an estimate of the annual earnings differentials associated with education. |
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| The amount of LCD depends on the price differentials, as measured by Statistics Canada, between an isolated post and its point of comparison. |
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| This effect appears to explain inflation differentials in some countries up to a certain point. |
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| What might proponents of genetic disease determination say about such differentials? |
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| In terms of power differentials, either response is another way of maintaining Aboriginal dependence and furthering assimilative objectives. |
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| The Allison MD3560 six forward plus one reverse speed automatic transmission has differentials and final drives on both the rear and front cabins. |
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| The exploitation of such price differentials by the purchase of a derivative on one market and the sale of the same derivative on the other market is known as arbitrage. |
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| Parafeminism is non-prescriptive, open to a multiplicity of cultural expressions and behaviors, and focused on excavating power differentials. |
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| This difference in stock price performance was probably related to an increase in economic growth differentials between the two economies. |
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| If marginal costs differ and price differentials between the two firms are not sustainable, then firms will have difficulty agreeing on a price. |
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| Electrically heated homes have no flues and may be less likely to have a stack effect or negative pressure differentials. |
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| The uncorrected differentials can partly be explained by differences in job level, training and number of years of service. |
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| However, variations should be permitted based on documented differentials in the cost of living in different population centres. |
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| Hence, there is potential for price differentials to reflect ability to pay by higher income groups. |
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| The differentials make it profitable for arbitrageurs to move in. |
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| The differentials between Colombian Milds and the other groups of coffee have also narrowed. |
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| Is that still your position, and what difference do you think that would make in terms of price differentials? |
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| As a result of the export-driven recovery, regional growth differentials have increased, favouring exportoriented regions. |
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| It acknowledges the principle of dominance and explains wage differentials basically in terms of differences in required attribute levels, in a simple linear specification. |
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| Recessions tend to flatten income differentials, but this Great Recession is having the opposite effect. |
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| In order to prevent skilled people from leaving, salary differentials have to be raised, reinforcing an initial inegalitarian income distribution. |
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| The slope of the trend line gives a measure of the association between interest rate differentials, inflation rate differentials and nominal appreciation. |
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| Some sectors, such as the pharmaceutical sector, are also subject to government price control regimes and are not able to control price differentials for their products. |
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| Indians were less likely to settle permanently because of wage differentials. |
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| Free workers also earn compensating differentials, whereby they are paid more for doing unpleasant work. |
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| One consequence of wide pay differentials is a more atomised society. |
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| But the big change has been in wages: unlike in many developed countries, differentials between higher and lower earners have fallen in Latin America. |
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| The widening of shortterm interest rate differentials against Germany was accompanied by a further strong appreciation of the respective currencies vis-à-vis the Deutsche Mark. |
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| Wage differentials have been sacrificed to indicators and are increasing, and, as a result, the figures are doing well while the people are suffering, however. |
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| Just one year earlier, the same Congress had passed the Equal Pay Act of 1963, which prohibited wage differentials based on sex. |
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| Different compositions of wet cells were tested to compare voltage differentials. |
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| A cost-benefit calculation requires these earnings differentials to be combined into a single figure representing the total monetary benefit to be derived from education, so that this can be compared with its cost. |
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| The results also suggest that wage differentials between sectors are significantly bigger in countries where wage bargaining is weakly coordinated and essentially organised at the firm or establishment level. |
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| July 15, was a red letter day when nurses, unable to justify salary differentials, said they'd resign in mass unless employers indicated that they were prepared to negotiate. |
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| Because spinning wheels don't have traction, what you are doing by engaging the parking brake is allowing a clutch in the differentials to energize allowing the car to adjust for increased traction. |
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| In terms of livestock, while the better off own ten times more livestock per capita than the very poor, and middle-income households own three times more than the poor, the income differentials are perhaps surprisingly low. |
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| However, the persistence of inflation and growth differentials over longer periods of time, if induced by structural rigidities or misaligned policies, may indeed be worrisome. |
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| However, this implies an inherently difficult comparison between, on the one side, clearly quantifiable price differentials and on the other side, more quantity-related aspects of the business relationship. |
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| In fact, forward looking employers recognise that eliminating pay differentials makes good business sense and that pay equity can help with competitiveness. |
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| Rubicon models feature electronically-controlled lockers to lock the front and rear differentials, adding durability and improved axle strength for off-road driving. |
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| However, the observed inflation differentials among some euro area countries have been significantly larger than would be implied by the BS model, according to available estimates. |
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| If we are measuring the private rate of return, it is also necessary to apply the prevailing income tax rates to discover after-tax earnings differentials. |
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| Escapees of cultured striped bass may have a negative ecological impact on wild populations due to size differentials and aggressiveness in feeding behavior of the cultured fish. |
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| A secondary effect of OPEC cuts has been the tightening of differentials between light and heavy oil as the bulk of OPEC production cuts relates to heavy grades. |
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| Special emphasis is also placed on promoting occupational mobility, and on the need to overcome unjustified pay differentials between women and men. |
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| Research focused mostly on interest rates and derivatives, for example the construction of a national model for swap differentials or the analysis of the transmission of shocks along the yield curve. |
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| For d'Alembert the language of infinitesimals or differentials was just a convenient shorthand for avoiding the cumbrousness of expression required by the use of the limit concept. |
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| Other differentials are renal or adrenal neoplasia, orchitis, and normal increased testicular size during active breeding. |
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| This is because, as long as wage differentials exist, frictional unemployment levels will be positive in equilibrium. |
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| What each blastema regenerates depends entirely on whether it is on a front piece or a hind piece of flatworm: the real difference between the two pieces may be established by metabolic differentials. |
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| It would be easy to assume that arbitrage does not form part of the P3 syllabus, as it involves making a profit from exploiting market price differentials. |
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| The index will be based on exports from Riga, with differentials supplied for the ports of Klaipeda, Liepaja, St Petersburg, Tallinn, Ventspils and Vyborg. |
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