Sentence examples for consolidated pay from inspiring English sources

Even then, this will not be a consolidated pay rise: as a result salaries will revert to April 2013 levels in 2016.

"We have taken tough decisions to increase the NHS budget but we can't afford a consolidated pay rise in addition to increments without risking 10,000 frontline jobs".

Hunt has offered to endorse a 1% rise in consolidated pay if unions agree to a one-year freeze in the increments – small uplifts worth up to 7% of salary in some cases – which many staff receive as they extend their skills and experience.

"We have taken tough decisions to increase the NHS budget, but we can't afford a consolidated pay rise in addition to increments without risking 10,000 frontline jobs".

Unions don't like cash payments, they prefer consolidated pay rises because a 1% pay rise is permanent, as opposed to a cash payment which is a one-off.

Staff will get either the incremental pay progression they are entitled to or a 1% non-consolidated pay award if they are at the top of their pay scale.

It is proposed that health staff will receive either the incremental progression they are entitled to, or a 1% non-consolidated pay award if they are at the top of their pay scale.

Furthermore, the government consolidated all allowances, such as housing, medical and transport, into salaries but at the same time imposed a pay-as-you-earn tax (30%) on the consolidated salary; a decision that reduced the overall impact of the strategy to increase earnings.

Health personnel costs associated with IPTc delivery were obtained from the 2005 records of salaries and allowances and 2006 consolidated salaries paid at the Hohoe district hospital and district health centres.

However, this will differ for every person and their individual loans; some people may be able to pay their consolidated loans off much more quickly than other people.

"Contrary to the statements of some Russian government officials, the company has no cash reserves anywhere within the consolidated group with which to pay the full amount of the tax bill," the statement said.