1.   As capital moves to low-wage areas, the employment rate tends to rise, and wages are pushed up.

2.   For a while it organised mass meetings outside Eastbourne and Rye and sought to push up wages during the harvest season.

3.   The effective full employment also provided the mechanism to push up wages.

4.   And labor markets remain tight, but not enough to push up wages.

5.   And, economists point out, globalization sometimes helps push wages up, not down.

6.   At levels below that the competition for workers usually pushes up wages.

7.   Back then, concern that higher employment would push up wages and squeeze profits rattled the market.

8.   A strong Mexican peso policy that has pushed up wages for U.S. companies in Mexico.

9.   But there are only scattered and inconsistent early warning signs of inflation, mostly reports that tight labor markets in some areas are starting to push up wages.

10.   Consumer prices are starting to rise noticeably, and competition for scarce labor is finally starting to push up wages.