Sentence examples for a true pay from inspiring English sources

Yes, say some legal experts, who argue that a salary deferral is not a true pay cut.

But it's hard to call this a true pay for since Republicans use much of the money raised from repealing this exemption to pay for a doubling of the standard deduction.

So they mobilized to defeat the attempt by some moderate House Republicans to also embrace a true pay-as-you-go measure.

The management layer also allows cloud companies to bill users on a true pay-as-you-go basis, rather than requiring them to lease computing resources in advance for fixed periods of time.

As before, the data you purchase to use with Karma never expires, allowing you a true pay-as-you go experience without having to commit to a contract.

True pay transparency should be an open dialogue between employers and employees.

But by layering the cloud into Class 2 and 3 devices, medical device manufacturers will have an opportunity to unlock mammoth revenue streams: true pay for performance from payors.

He hit true pay dirt when he and Vladimir Potanin, now a fellow billionaire, formed Onexim Bank, which handled loans to the government and treasury obligations, then dealt with bankrupt state enterprises.

Most people assume the corollary must be true: pay handsome fees and you get superior people and an excellent standard of service.

Although there's been a noticeable increase in hiring bonuses with some blue-collar jobs like trucking and railroad work paying up to $25,000, those are one-time payments, not true pay raises.

Both are true: pay, stealthy or overt, has been bid up between companies, making it hard for individual firms to jump off the pay escalator even if they wanted to (which few did).