Sentence examples for cited pay from inspiring English sources

They quote Frederick Herzberg's view that the job itself is the source of true motivation, backing up their claim with studies such as one where staff cited pay as fifth on their list of top ten motivators.

Of these top students, 21% cited lack of jobs, 23% cited pay and/or promotion opportunities and 18% change in interest as their reason for pursuing other goals.

In that time, one in five women or African Americans with PhDs had left the field, citing pay as one of several factors.

His report will include judgments on the 25 most heavily compensated executives at each of the banks — citing pay levels and composition of pay, and whether compensation is properly aligned with performance.

So said members of the civil service union at their annual conference on 15 May, citing pay, performance management, public service delivery by the private sector and accountability as areas in need of drastic reform.

Among those citing pay and perks for the federal government, Democrats were also far more likely to mention spending on Congress (associated, presumably, with House Speaker John Boehner and the GOP), while Republicans were more likely to mention spending on the president.

He cites pay-TV as one example of where bundles can get a bit more complex.

Clinton cited "Fair pay and fair scheduling, paid family leave and earned sick days, child care are essential to our competitiveness and growth".

They cited unequal pay and long working hours as reasons for quitting.

None of them wanted to date 'losers' - men they defined as lacking in ambition or talent; they never cited low pay as a factor.

In response to arguments that CBS gave Mr. Rather insufficient airtime after he left the "CBS Evening News" — first on the weeknight edition of "60 Minutes" and later on the flagship Sunday edition — the network cited a "pay or play" clause in his contract.