Sentence examples for contractual increases for from inspiring English sources
Of the $132 million budget increase SUNY is seeking, $42 million is for contractual increases for faculty and staff.
Dee Dee Myers, who was President Bill Clinton's press secretary and is now a "West Wing" consultant, said she was "flabbergasted" to be told that her contractual increase of $250 for each episode -- there are 22 each season -- would not be honored.
Often, those budgets have lacked money to pay for even existing programs because of inflation, contractual increases and growing caseloads.
On the contractual wage increase for teachers, Mr. Msall said, "At a time of great financial distress for the city and all the surrounding governments, everything has to be on the table".
ESPN benefited from contractual rate increases from cable providers and higher advertising sales, although programming costs also climbed.
However, the cable provider has lost subscribers for its premium cable channels at the same time that costs increased for video programming due to contractual obligations.
Retention may increase, for instance, if programme participants fulfil their contracts and contractual obligations are longer than the times they would have remained in an underserved area without financial incentive.
The ballet has proposed a 1.5 percent increase for 2011-12 and a pay freeze for the current year, although Ms. Brown said about 25 percent of the company would still receive salary increases because of a contractual seniority schedule.
These findings may be relevant for other labour 'sending countries' in Asia relying on contractual labor migration for economic gain.
Tells how Wirtschafter negotiated Halle Berry's contractual demands for the new film "Perfect Stranger".
