Sentence examples for contractual salary from inspiring English sources

I don't begrudge Mr. DeSantis his lofty contractual salary, or all the other A.I.G. employees unnecessarily beat up over the meltdown over credit-default swaps.

An illegal aide can cost far less than the established contractual salary, which varies between 850 and 1,050 euros, or $1,318 and $1,628 a month, depending on the number of hours worked and excluding room and board.

The man who took over from Lord Browne in 2007 defended his right to receive his £10m retirement benefits as well as a year's contractual salary of £1m after spending all his working life at BP. Hayward said: "I have not got some special deal.

Mr. Gatta said that a budget gap of about $10.5 million was a result of increased expenses from contractual salary adjustments, higher health premiums and energy costs ($8.9 million); a reduction of one component of state aid ($114,000); and the desire to avoid tapping the college's reserve fund again.

Kelly officially left NBC on Friday with the remainder of her contractual salary, a figure between $25 million and $30 million.

They feel undervalued in their role citing recent contractual and salary changes as major stressors.

Though contractual and salary changes are clearly seen as stressors, they do not feature in the top 10.

While lower this time, they would still amount to more than £3m in contractual obligations, with salary increases to follow.

Overtime, which is built in to the pilots' contract, is another cost factor; although pilots earn $90,000 a year in base salary, contractual overtime raises the income to as much as $135,000.

He will not have to worry about a contractual change in his salary if he continues that kind of hitting.

The Guardian revealed on 3 April that Madrid had put in place a deal for Ronaldo and that he was intent on leaving Old Trafford, having already agreed his salary and contractual terms.