Sentence examples for a reduction in pay from inspiring English sources

His commander sought to impose another administrative penalty for this incident — which would have included a reduction in pay — but Mr. Alexis appealed.

LONDON - Barclays said on Friday that it had awarded its chief executive, Robert E. Diamond Jr., £6.3 million ($10.3 million) in compensation for last year, a reduction in pay as profit at the British bank slipped.

Earlier this month, Barclays of Britain said it had awarded its chief executive, Robert E. Diamond Jr., £6.3 million ($10.3 million) in compensation for 2011, a reduction in pay after profit at the British bank slipped.

Carl Haynes, the president of Local 237 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, which represents the workers, said in an interview that the union would make a proposal to the city but that it would not include a reduction in pay, which now averages $22 an hour in salary and bonus.

Norton said in an interview for the latest edition of Radio Times: "It did seem extraordinary in a time of cuts where you were asking everyone who works for the BBC who's loyal and doing a good job to tighten their belts and take a reduction in pay, while those people who'd dragged the BBC into disrepute were being handed sacks of cash".

If banks return to the government for more money, the new rules would require a reduction in pay, but not in stock awards, though these would be subject to a non-binding vote of the shareholders and would be in the form of long-term incentives because of restrictions on when they could be cashed in.

Business Europe, the employers' federation, says it had not discussed a reduction in paid leave.

One in four of us would accept a reduction in salary if it meant we could work from home, according to Wrike.com, and just under a third would accept a reduction in paid holiday time.

Mark A. Genovese, a spokesman for the nurses' union, the New York State Nurses Association, said the three main points of contention that led to the strike -- merit pay, staffing levels and the hospital's demand for a reduction in paid sick time -- were addressed by the proposed contract, but he would not say how the issues were resolved.

The authority said the rising costs in energy bills, ageing facilities, and a reduction in paying customers had all contributed to problems with funding.

The BMA says that: "Plans to remove the GP trainee supplement, which ensures they have pay parity with hospital trainees, would see a reduction in their pay of around a third.