Productivity increase – at half of wage growth: Where difference is settled
For four years now, net wage growth has been much higher than productivity and, as employers’ earnings have not increased with the wage advance disproportion
For four years now, net wage growth has been much higher than productivity and, as employers’ earnings have not increased with the wage advance disproportion
For four years now, net wage growth has been much higher than productivity and, as employers’ earnings have not increased with the wage advance disproportion