Wage gains creeping along in G-7 countries
Washington
UNEMPLOYMENT is falling almost everywhere. Wages aren't rising much anywhere.
From York, UK to Montreal, and Osaka to Seattle, it's a pretty good time to be looking for a job as a member of the labour force in many developed countries.
Unemployment rates in the Group of 7 nations such as Canada, the US, Britain, Japan and Germany are nearing or even slightly below what officials describe as a maxed-out jobs market.
But wage gains worldwide have been only creeping along. For developed economies, that means the powerful cy…
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