11.   Although workers are paid for fewer hours, they still accrue vacation and sick leave.

12.   And no one is certain what would happen if a prison company declared bankruptcy and announced it could not pay its workers.

13.   And you pay your workers as little as the market will bear.

14.   As a result, factories pay workers in goods, or put them on forced leave, or ignore them altogether.

15.   As important, the U.N. administrators have begun to pay city workers, including judges, nearly all of whom have not had any salary since February or March.

16.   As productivity improves, businesses can pay workers more and maintain their profits without raising prices.

17.   At present many Argentine workers are paid in cash.

18.   Because of a shortage of cash, Yassin said, the factory has gone back to a barter economy, paying workers with its own products instead of money.

19.   Before the change, general maintenance workers were paid more than the clerical staff, even though clerical work required more skills and training.

20.   Bondholders also have been focusing on signs that companies are paying workers more, a sign for some of wage inflation.