Jobs and Wages Sample Clauses

Jobs and Wages. By the Project Completion Date, the Business shall create/retain the number of FTE Created Jobs, Retained Jobs, Qualifying Jobs and Non-qualifying Jobs above the Business’ Employment Base and, if applicable, the Statewide Employment Base, and maintain the jobs through the Job Maintenance Period, all as detailed in Exhibit D. The Business shall pay the wage rates identified in Exhibit D.
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Jobs and Wages. The so-called jobs protections come from the Xxxxxxxx Institute, a pro-corporate organization that plays a disproportionate role in influencing US economic policy. What we know about the effect on jobs and wages comes largely from our experience with other trade agreements like NAFTA. Since the passage of NAFTA and other fast tracked trade deals there has been an estimated net loss of 5 million manufacturing jobs (1 out of every 4), a major factor in the erosion of the middle class and the growth of inequality. Studies estimate that the U.S. economy could have supported 7 million more manufacturing jobs if not for the massive trade deficits that have accrued under current X.X. xxxxx xxxxxx. Offshoring or even the threat of it has been a major factor in the erosion of trade union power. After NAFTA passed, 62% of corporations threatened offshoring. A recent study by the Center for Economic and Policy Research finds that even with a conservative estimate of trade's contribution to inequality, the result would be wage losses for all but the richest 10 percent of U.S. That is, for anyone making less than $88,000 per year. The TPP not only replicates, but expands NAFTA's special protections for firms that offshore U.S. jobs to low-wage countries and would eliminate many of the usual risks that make firms think twice about moving to low-wage countries. The TPP's offshoring incentives include a guaranteed minimum standard of treatment in the offshore venue and compensation for regulatory costs. “Buy American” policies would be gutted, and American jobs lost, under proposed TPP rules. To implement this TPP requirement, the United States would agree to waive "Buy American" procurement policies for all firms operating in TPP countries.
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