Sentence examples for concept of salary from inspiring English sources
Miller introduced the concept of salary arbitration, fought for stronger pensions and encouraged ballplayers to challenge the owners who, wielding the reserve clause, routinely treated players like chattel.
This article will discuss the concepts of salary recovery, what it means to you when you look for a job, and why Dr. Ort's effort distribution may cause some problems.
Bettman said it was constructive that the union was not challenging the concept of a salary cap, which the owners imposed after the season-long 2004-5 lockout.
If the players know the history of their own union, they will recall that the then-radical concept of a salary cap — albeit one that could be exceeded to retain a team's existing players — was implemented in 1983 in large part because six teams were said to be in dire straits and four in jeopardy of folding.
A senior City figure says that the mid-90s marked the moment when the concept of a reasonable salary disappeared, in an explosive competition for status.
A 25-year-old who has known only temporary work, on an individual, performance-driven salary, is going to find the concept of a wage agreement puzzling.
Says Llorens: "The concept of employment and salaries is not the same in Volkswagen as in more capitalistic companies".
"The educator types, like me, know that money matters in terms of salary, predictable base salary, but we want to test the concept of whether achievement will grow when people work together and are respected as a team".
In 1997, there were no limits on individual salaries and no concept of a "max player" or a "max contract".
Take the matter of salary for starters.
