Sentence examples for a pay grade from inspiring English sources

The average service member with a pay grade of E-7 after 20 years of service would receive an after-tax yearly pension of under $17,000.

Imagine Robyn, the press officer from The Thick of It, who has been accidentally bumped up a pay grade and can't believe her luck.

the member is assigned to sea duty, and elects not to occupy assigned quarters for unaccompanied personnel, unless the member is in a pay grade above E 3.

L. 107 107 struck out "who is in a pay grade E 4 (4 or more years of service) or above" after "A member of a uniformed service".

To take a near-comic example, the firms did not present a single executive as meriting a pay grade below the 50th percentile of their supposed peer group, according to two people in Feinberg's office.

An officer described in paragraph (1) who is serving in a pay grade above pay grade O 6 is entitled to variable special pay at the rate of $7,000 per year.

The first is the adoption of a pay-grade system that will tie teacher salaries to performance reviews.

The first, which has already been adopted, is a pay-grade system that ties teacher salaries to performance reviews.

Sometimes in areas where the new wages were applied, factories would struggle to recruit workers for important tasks because the reform had given a low pay grade to a task that was considered to require a lower level of skill.

The Air Force said he received a lower pay grade and voluntarily accepted a transfer to a lesser position in September as a result of separate allegations of mishandling of remains.

"I've been in places where I wasn't even allowed to take a break with someone if they were a different pay grade than I was," she said.