Sentence examples for basic pay for a from inspiring English sources

Typical basic pay for a nine or 10-hour day is about £80, or £55-60 after agency commission and national insurance are deducted, and you are, of course, liable for income tax.

Although the basic pay for a grunt fighting on the ground in Iraq ranges up to only about $1,800 a month, he also receives combat or "special" pay.

Annual basic pay for an experienced professional in Singapore is now around S$200,000 $164,0000) although head hunters say some candidates are managing to get around S$250,000 - not far from the base salary of a top banker.

The rates of basic pay for all employees of the Bureau may be set and adjusted by the Director.

The government has offered an 11% rise in basic pay for junior medics, but at a price: other elements of the pay package are to be curbed.

In the Russell Group, basic pay for bosses jumped by an average of over £20,000 last year, to nearly £293,000.

The retailer said it was making the changes to help pay for a 15% increase in basic pay for its 69,000 workers from April to £8.50 an hour.

M&S promised a 14.7% rise in basic pay for shop floor staff to £8.50 an hour – and £9.65 in London – from next April, well above the living wage of £7.20 and the voluntary rate of £8.25, and £9.40 in the capital.

J Sainsbury has pushed up its basic pay for shopfloor staff to £9.20 an hour but is cutting paid breaks and annual bonuses and is changing its premium pay policy.

Workers' unions in the country want to see the basic pay for government workers rise from $297 to a minimum of $540.

But with unions opening the bargaining by demanding that basic pay for unskilled mineworkers be doubled, prospects of an early settlement seem poor.