Sentence examples for boosting their pay from inspiring English sources

Costa Coffee today became the latest coporate giant to try to sweeten staff by boosting their pay packets ahead of a nationwide compulsory wage hike next year.

The district attorney's office has successfully prosecuted officials from the cities of Bell and Lynwood for boosting their pay by sitting on similar commissions.

This is because they move up the teachers' pay scale, which boosts their pay packet by another £1,000 or so.

"They boosted their pay and gave them more reasonable hours, and they got no-knock privileges with the boss to keep them happy".

Sheila Wild, the founder of the Equal Pay Portal, said men would routinely ask for higher bonuses than women to boost their pay, entrenching already large disparities in earnings.

Bosses see the potential for "fishing expeditions", in which employees take a punt that they can boost their pay by whingeing about others who, quite justifiably, are paid more.

Having lost the power to vote for a rise in their basic salary, thanks to a new constitution endorsed in a referendum two years ago, the lawmakers found a sneaky way to boost their pay.

Those jobs not only boost their pay sharply, says Mrs Davis, but also provide better health insurance and schedules flexible enough to let them care for their children more easily.

Such a scam emerged at the Employment Service in 1997: some job centres exaggerated the number of unemployed people for whom they had found jobs, because by doing so the staff boosted their pay.

The vote to leave the EU has increased demand for consultants and boosted their pay as jittery business chiefs bring in outside help to navigate uncertain times, according to a snapshot of the jobs market.

They are woefully underpaid and boost their pay by demanding bribes.