The phrase "a pay decrease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reduction in salary or wages, typically in a professional or employment context.
Example: "Due to the company's financial struggles, employees were informed of a pay decrease effective next month."
Alternatives: "a salary reduction" or "a wage cut".
[C14.] A Pay Decrease for Merrill's Chief Merrill Lynch cut the pay of its chief executive, E. Stanley O'Neal, by a third last year, to $14.3 million, the firm said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
By freezing pay, which means a pay decrease in real terms, and promising seven-day extended hours access to GPs, the government has simultaneously scuppered its promise of creating 5,000 extra GPs by 2020 and decimated the RCGP's drive on recruitment, retention and returners.
Additionally, if elasticity differences are related to earnings differences, as in Eq. (2), the group with the higher wage should have a higher separation response to a pay decrease.
The players, including Ross, were unhappy as this would result in a pay decrease, and began looking to form their own league without a cap.
He finally picks a plan that eliminates benefits to the point where Oscar Martinez Oscar Nunezz) likens it to a pay decrease.
The higher benefit contribution would equate to an 8percentt pay decrease for the average worker.
First, though, Divine employees will need to tighten their belts -- but only a little: "Although we evaluated permanent pay decrease scenarios we decided to implement a still painful but by recent industry standards relatively small and temporary one-time pay cut.
The fees choice-account customers pay decrease for larger accounts from 2.25% of assets for accounts under $100,000 to 0.30% for accounts of $10 million.
The Chicago Teachers Union partnered with the Charter Teachers Union, and after almost a week of protests, Acero Schools, which operates 15 charter schools in the city serving mostly Latino students, agreed to increase teacher pay, decrease class sizes, and adjust several other metrics to better align with those at Chicago's public schools.
Ms. Belton, the shopper at Macy's, said that she had curtailed spending as her hours and pay decreased, but that she needed a break from the austerity.
"Mothers are less likely to be hired for jobs, to be perceived as competent at work or to be paid as much as their male colleagues with the same qualifications," Claire Cain Miller explained last year in the New York Times, citing an extensive 15-year study that showed women's pay decreased 4percentt for each child they had.
