Sentence examples for average raises of from inspiring English sources

The union blamed management for refusing to budge on proposals for changes in work rules that the union said would overburden the musicians, and for offering an "insulting" wage package that provided for average raises of 0.9percentthroughgh 2009.

From novices to the most senior, Newark teachers would remain among the highest paid in the nation, earning average raises of more than 13 percent in the three-year contract.

But in Peoria County, Ill., workers received an average raise of 18.9 percent, to $944.

That accord made them the industry's highest paid, with an average raise of more than 24percentt.

35.6% of the companies raised a significant round of financing within a year of graduating from a program, with an average raise of $1.5 million.

Last week, the Legislature in Oklahoma City voted to provide teachers with an average raise of $6,000 per year, or roughly a 16percentt raise, depending on experience.

When the cut was combined with an 11percentt budget increase, taxpayers were asked to accept an average raise of $440 a year in property taxes.

The average raise of the 119 players in arbitration was up from 121 percent last season but down from the record 172 percent of 2009.

The teacher protest movement, which mounted a nine-day walkout, won an average raise of $6,000 per year for teachers, funded through new taxes on oil and gas production, online sales, gambling, tobacco and motor fuels.

If you assume an average raise of $4.10 an hour, the midpoint of that range, the increase will cost the bank about a hundred and fifty million dollars a year, or well under one per cent of JPMorgan's twenty-four-billion-dollar annual profit.

Another 35.6% of the companies raised a significant round of financing within a year of graduating from a program, with an average raise of $1.5 million.