"a pay hike" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to an increase in salary or wages. Example: "The company announced that all employees will receive a pay hike of 5% next month."
Al Gore has won cheers from Democrats for suggesting a pay hike.
With the likes of Neymar and Lionel Messi also in line for a pay hike, the midfielder's demands may be seen as less of a priority.
"This doesn't look like a labour market that needs an interest rate hike to cool it down but instead one where workers appear desperate for a pay hike".
Faced with a choice between taking a pay hike, or taking the axe to Ipsa, I would vote to scrap Ipsa every time.
Most of the Birmingham workers who would have received a pay hike in July were African American, according to Richard Rouco, one of the lawyers representing the plaintiffs.
The prospect of a pay hike comes with memories of expenses abuses still fresh, and at a time when the rest of the country is suffering austerity measures.
A contentious, two-year negotiation process that included no raises, along with teacher-led protests and marches, culminated in a 5-0 vote for a teacher pay hike during a Burbank Unified school board meeting Thursday.
This past Black Friday weekend, like the one before it, saw workers striking and walking off the job as part of a push for a $15 an hour pay hike at Walmart.
So maybe we're all a hop, skip and a jump away from a generous pay hike.
This means a small pay hike for a few hundred-thousand whokers who do such things as wash laundry on military bases.
The chorus of voices from the right calling for a federal pay hike reflects an unusual pushback against Trump from members of his own party.
