Sentence examples for Pay expectations from inspiring English sources

Pay expectations are now at their weakest in three and a half years, according to the survey of more than 1,000 employers by HR specialists the CIPD and Adecco, the recruitment agency.

Pay expectations for this year, it added, were depressed with businesses predicting modest increases of up to 2% - "more unwelcome news for the squeezed consumer".

It may be that some women have lower pay expectations.

Employers often equate experience with inflexibility, technophobia and unrealistic pay expectations.

"My current research looks at the pay expectations of business students in the UK and Australia," says Davidson.

That's because the employer holds almost all the cards in this game, and may ask you to give up the few you hold by requesting that you reveal prematurely your past salary and your pay expectations.

The pay expectation gap between men and women is smallest in Malaysia, Sweden and Canada.

Compared to questions about "inflation", questions about "prices in general" and "prices you pay" elicited expectations that were more strongly correlated to expected increases in gas prices, which were relatively large and likely salient at that time.

Rather he opines that poor students have lower graduation rates because they have less access to the best teachers and because teacher pay and expectations are low so talented people are not attracted to teaching.

"The bad news is that there is a real risk a significant proportion of UK workers will see a fall in their living standards as the year progresses, due to a slowdown in basic pay and expectations of inflation increases over the next few months.

The psychological climate "refers to the meanings that people impute to their jobs, co-workers, leaders, pay performance expectations etc.…" [ 24].