wage inflation
wage-pushed inflation

Boy, is there ever no wage inflation in this economy.

Growth can go forward at a significant speed, for wage inflation is no longer an issue.

Asia’s wage inflation is just an example of the industry’s slow, but sure, return to its bad old ways.

And most of the rest is driven by Chinese wage inflation.

But that has always been the case, whether significant wage inflation occurs or not.

Wage inflation should not be a problem in this recession either.

Wage inflation, too, seems to be cooling with the labor market.

If the numbers are to be believed, wage inflation is slowing.

So far, the effect has been more than offset by wage inflation - but this could change.

Wage inflation remained moderate at a 3.3 percent annual rate.

I expect wage inflation to keep accelerating over this year.

Wage inflation obviously very weak still, and the landscape looks much the same.

India has the highest wage inflation of any Asian economy.

They’re talking about Intertek as a play on wage inflation.

Wage inflation data, due out tomorrow, is expected to come in at less than half of today's consumer prices number.

The drop brought with it only insignificant wage inflation, 0.1 percent.

As labour is a significant cost in many single source contracts, wage inflation has the potential to be material to the defence budget.

With less muscular unions, wage inflation is not yet a problem across Europe.

Europe’s universities have seen funding per student fall behind wage inflation by 1-2% a year over three decades.

"It's highly likely that wage inflation will pick up in the quarters ahead."

Another change would lower the expected rate of wage inflation to 7 percent from 7.3 percent.

Added to this was rising concern among business executives about wage inflation.

The crisis put pressure on prices but also helped keep wage inflation and staff turnover under control, he said.

The claimant count was higher and wage inflation lower than expected.

That, plus demographic changes, should mean a sustained period of higher wage inflation.