Sentence examples for above-average pay from inspiring English sources
And now they know their above-average pay is also tied to the success of this food safety initiative.
But the myth persists that a company boss could easily be enticed abroad, leading remuneration committees to continue to award above-average pay rates.
In terms of soldiers' pay, that underwrites $260 a month for the lowest ranks, which in Afghanistan is above-average pay for unskilled labor.
Every time a board tries to keep an executive happy by offering above-average pay, the net effect is to raise the average that everyone else will use as a baseline.
PwC compared the figures for 2011 with the same data for 2007 and 2000 and found UK women had slipped down the table – a result of rising female unemployment, above-average pay inequality, and fewer full-time employment opportunities.
Under Bill Owens (whose term as governor has recently ended), Colorado put in place a tax break that rewards only those firms that create jobs with above-average pay.
The living wage is not set at this level because it is capped at 2% above average pay rises.
They like performance and reward to be strongly linked, are drawn to professions with above average pay and visible routes to promotion.
Both had distinct yet complementary philosophies on the meaning of work that may help us understand why affluent knowledge workers, with above average pay cheques and already high standards of living, are slaving away to the point of burnout.
Sheridan paid him an above-average wage of £1 a week at Drury Lane, and allowed his mother to work at Drury Lane as a dancer.
It declined to offer any reason for the above-average increase in pay.
