Sentence examples for comprehensive pay from inspiring English sources

Ranking methods use surveys of the work force's preconceptions of fairness to arrive at a comprehensive pay structure.

Consider the requirement stating that some institutional investors' votes on comprehensive pay packages — so-called say-on-pay proposals — would have to be disclosed each year.

The Obama Administration's federal pay czar, meanwhile, is preparing to release the findings of a comprehensive pay review of high-earners at 180 financial companies.

Without reasonably comprehensive pay information, it is impossible for employees to know how they are being treated by the organizations they work for, and therefore, to be able to make good career decisions.

Joe Farren, a spokesman for the Senate Republicans, said they "absolutely" would revive their campaign for a comprehensive pay-to-play ban.

One member of the administration, asked whether changes in the Legislature's power alignments would permit a comprehensive pay-to-play measure, said, "No way".

Before Labor introduced Australia's first national paid parental leave scheme, Australia was one of just two OECD countries without a comprehensive paid parental leave scheme.

Currently it is one of only two OECD countries (along with the USA) which does not have a comprehensive paid parental leave scheme (Commonwealth of Australia, 2009).

The emergency bill wouldn't obviate the need for a permanent and comprehensive paid leave policy, Miller said.

Comprehensive paid family and medical leave, too, is important because it can be used by both men and women for new-parenthood, as well as other family situations, such as the illness of parent or spouse.

In my state, Connecticut, I'm proud to say that we have our own movement growing and this year will be introducing a progressive, comprehensive paid family and medical leave bill.