Sentence examples for contractual pay from inspiring English sources
Included in it was a paragraph which stated: "The school reserves the right to temporarily lay you off from work without normal contractual pay or to reduce your normal working hours and reduce your pay proportionately.
Volkswagen said its supervisory board had accepted a proposal from the board of management to reduce their contractual pay, meaning an "ordinary member" of the board will see their pay fall 39% from €5.3m in 2014 to €3.2m for 2015.
Unbound as it is to national pay and conditions for teachers, the free school has exercised its freedom, stipulating that, along with allowing only six months of maternity leave, it "reserves the right to temporarily lay you off from work without normal contractual pay or to reduce your normal working hours and reduce your pay proportionately.
The actors and stage managers who are members of the Actors Equity Associationn will receive two weeks of contractual performance pay and a week of rehearsal pay, Maria Somma, a spokeswoman for the union, said on Friday.
Mr Esser received DM61m, half of it contractual severance pay.
The review will put an end to contractual progression pay across the civil service.
When the franchisees perceive that they obtain inappropriate support in return for the level of contractual payments paid, they evaluate the overall contribution of the business format to their satisfaction and financial performance negatively.
The label reported that there was no contractual agreement to pay for Shanté's schooling.
Among the issues before the arbitrator, George Nicolau, is the producers' contractual obligation to pay royalties to Ms. Taymor as well as their grounds for dismissing her in October.
But Judge Robert Owen of the Royal Courts of Justice ruled that Commerzbank must honor its contractual obligations and pay the awards even if bonuses "remain the subject of intense public interest".
The regulations refer only to traditional pensions, known as defined-benefit plans, which have a contractual obligation to pay workers a set monthly stipend from retirement until death.
