1·In respect of the annual leave that should have been taken but otherwise, units shall pay wage remuneration to such employees at the rate of 300% of the daily wage income of such employees.
对职工应休未休的年休假天数，单位应当按照该职工日工资收入的300%支付年休假工资报酬。
2·For this scheme to work, the government must provide wage subsidies to compensate for lost pay due to the shorter hours.
为了此方案有效运转，政府必须提供工资津贴以补偿工时减少而造成的工资损失。
3·The value of what the student can produce is reflected in the wage employers are willing to pay the student to produce it.
学生能够创造的价值就是通过雇主愿意为学生创造的东西所支付的薪水来体现。
4·Some economists believe that rigorous enforcement of existing equal pay laws would substantially decrease this wage inequity.
一些经济学家认为，严格执行现有的同工同酬法将大幅减少这种工资不平等。
5·German workers are pushing for higher pay too, after a long period of wage restraint.
在长时间的工资控制之后，德国工人也正在努力要求更高的工资。
6·A firm importing a worker under such a scheme would presumably pay him a lower wage than it would pay an equivalent local (otherwise why not just hire a native?)
依照此方案，接收工人的公司支付的工资可能会低于当地的平均水平(否则为何不雇一个本地人？)
7·"If you employ a cleaner for five to six hours a week, pay a decent wage and pay national insurance, there are consequences," one said.
“如果雇佣一个清洁工每周工作五到六个小时，同时还要为他支付像样的工资和国家保险，那么开销并不算小”有人说。
8·There are also the taxes that California businesses pay for every employee, equal to over 30 percent of their basic wage.
加利福尼亚的企业还必须为所有员工支付高昂的税金，几乎相当于员工基本工资的30%以上。
9·Natt contends companies just can't afford to pay interns the minimum wage.
奈特认为，企业没有能力向实习生们支付最低工资。
10·The basic compensation that an employee receives, usually as a wage or salary, is called base pay.
雇员获得的最基本报酬是工资或者薪水，这就是基本工资。